MCP Server

The MCP (Model Context Protocol) server of 4HSE allows external AI tools, consumer AI clients, agentic systems and enterprise automation platforms to interact with the 4HSE instance. Through MCP it is possible to manage 4HSE system data using the preferred AI client, without needing to access the web interface.

Common use cases:

• Consumer AI clients: Claude.ai, ChatGPT and other MCP-compatible clients
• Automation systems: Workflow orchestration, business process automation
• Enterprise integrations: API platforms, middleware, custom agentic frameworks

The server provides access to the tools for managing data and projects in 4HSE with the same operations available from the web interface.

Note

The MCP service is free for all 4HSE users. No additional costs apply beyond your 4HSE subscription.

How to Connect

Connecting to the 4HSE MCP server requires entering the correct URL in the AI client. The URL identifies the 4HSE instance and allows the client to access the user’s data.

The base URL is: https://mcp.4hse.com/4hse

Caution

If your 4HSE user account is associated with a specific tenant, replace 4hse with the tenant name. Example: if the tenant is “acme”, the URL will be https://mcp.4hse.com/acme

For more information on the tenant name, contact support: support@4hse.com :::

Authentication takes place via 4HSE’s Single Sign On (SSO), the same system used by other 4HSE applications. Anyone with access to 4HSE automatically has access to the MCP server with the same permissions.

Claude.ai

1. Go to claude.ai
2. Open settings (account settings)
3. Find the “Connected Apps” or “Integrations” section
4. Select “Add MCP Server”
5. Enter the MCP server URL and 4HSE credentials
6. After connecting, you can manage 4HSE data through the AI client

For detailed instructions, consult the official Claude documentation.

ChatGPT

1. Go to chat.openai.com
2. Open settings (settings)
3. Navigate to the “Integrations” or “Connected Services” section
4. Select “Add Custom Integration”
5. Enter the MCP server URL
6. Complete authentication via 4HSE SSO

For detailed instructions, consult the official OpenAI documentation.

Other Clients and Integrations

For agentic systems, enterprise automation platforms and other MCP-compatible clients, the connection procedure varies depending on the specific system. Consult the system’s documentation for MCP integration instructions, then provide the 4HSE MCP server URL and complete authentication via SSO.

Capabilities

Everything that is normally done from the 4HSE interface can be done through natural language conversation with the MCP server. It is possible to manage human and material resources, plan training and upload certificates, record health surveillance data and manage maintenance procedures. Through MCP you can monitor certificate and document deadlines, record events such as incidents and near misses, and access compliance and reporting.

Limitations

The MCP server:

• Does not provide commercial information or regulatory advice
• Does not access data of other users
• Cannot access local computer files
• Follows the same permissions as the 4HSE user account

For technical issues: support@4hse.com