AI connector
Run your quiz funnel from ChatGPT
A quiz funnel is the quiz that captures the email, the profile that segments, the tag that lands in your tool, and the follow-up emails that keep the conversation going until the sale. Tiquiz does all of that. The connector adds one more door: instead of opening four screens to see where things get stuck, you ask ChatGPT.
ChatGPT guesses nothing: every figure comes from a Tiquiz tool, and every diagnosis is computed by the same checks as the editor. Its job is to read, explain, and suggest what to do next.
What you can ask ChatGPT
Real sentences, to type as they are or in your own words. Under each one, what ChatGPT does and the Tiquiz tools it calls.
Give me a recap of my quizzes over the last 7 days, compared with the 7 days before.
ChatGPT lists your quizzes, reads their views, starts, completions and leads for the period, and sets them against the previous period, quiz by quiz.
Tools called:
list_quizzes,get_statsMy career change quiz converts poorly. Run a diagnosis.
Tiquiz's checks run on the quiz: a result nobody gets, the question where people leave, a missing tag, a blocked follow-up email. ChatGPT walks you through each finding with its severity and the fix to consider, and changes nothing.
Tools called:
diagnose_quiz,get_statsCreate a quiz for my career change coaching business: 4 profiles, a warm tone. Save it as a draft.
ChatGPT writes the questions, answers and profiles, then creates the quiz as a draft in your account. It gives you the editor link: you review, adjust, and publish.
Tools called:
create_quiz_draftAre my quiz leads reaching Systeme.io with the right tag?
ChatGPT checks the connection the quiz really uses, the tags it applies, the ones that do not exist yet in Systeme.io, and whether your latest leads arrived.
Tools called:
get_connections,list_leadsShow me my last 10 leads and the profile each one got.
The list comes with the quiz, the result, the tag that was sent and the date. Emails stay masked unless you ticked the box that shows them in full.
Tools called:
list_leadsMy follow-up emails: how many were opened, and which one loses the most people?
ChatGPT reads, email by email, the sends, opens, clicks, unsubscribes and bounces of the quiz's sequence.
Tools called:
get_email_stats
The connector's 8 tools
This is the full list of what ChatGPT can call in Tiquiz. Seven tools read, a single one writes, and it only writes a draft. A tool whose permission you did not tick is not even offered to ChatGPT.
| Tool | What it does | Type |
|---|---|---|
list_quizzes | Lists your quizzes, scored quizzes, surveys and Popquiz, with their status (live, draft, trash), their public address and their key figures. | Read |
get_quiz | Reads the full content of a quiz: questions, answers, results, call-to-action button, capture form settings. No lead data. | Read |
get_stats | Returns the statistics computed by Tiquiz, the same as in the app: views, starts, completions, leads, drop-off per question, split between results, and the previous period to compare with. | Read |
list_leads | Lists your latest leads with their quiz, their result, the tag that was sent and whether they reached your tool. Emails are masked by default. | Read leads |
get_connections | Checks your Systeme.io, GoHighLevel and webhook connections and, for one quiz, the tags it applies and the ones that do not exist yet in your tool. Creates nothing, shows no key. | Read |
get_email_stats | For one quiz: the state of the follow-up email sequence and, email by email, sends, opens, clicks, unsubscribes and bounces. | Read |
diagnose_quiz | Runs Tiquiz's own checks on a quiz: a result nobody can get, a gap in the score ranges, the question where people leave, a missing tag, a blocked follow-up email. Each finding with its severity and the fix to suggest. | Read |
create_quiz_draft | Creates a new quiz as a draft in your account, never published, and returns the link to review it in the Tiquiz editor, where you publish it yourself. | Draft creation |
Connect Tiquiz to ChatGPT, step by step
Only one thing to copy: the connector address, https://app.tiquiz.io/api/mcp. It also shows in Tiquiz, Settings > Connected AI, with a button to copy it.
Step 1 : Open the plugins section
In ChatGPTIn ChatGPT, open your settings, then the Plugins section. ChatGPT has renamed it several times: it is the section that lists the outside tools connected to your account.
Step 2 : Add a custom MCP server
In ChatGPTClick the + button, then choose to add a custom MCP server. Give it a name you will recognise, for example Tiquiz Quiz Funnel, and paste the address
https://app.tiquiz.io/api/mcp.If ChatGPT asks for an authentication method, choose OAuth: there is no key and no token to paste.
Step 3 : Sign in to your Tiquiz account
In TiquizChatGPT opens the Tiquiz sign-in page. Enter your usual email and password. No account yet: create one for free on Tiquiz, then start the connection again from ChatGPT.
Step 4 : Choose what ChatGPT is allowed to do
In TiquizThe Tiquiz authorization screen lists the permissions, box by box: read your quizzes and stats, read your leads with masked emails, create quizzes, and the others. Untick what you do not want to give. Seeing your leads' emails in full is a separate box, unticked to start with. Then click Allow.
Step 5 : Ask your first question
In ChatGPTYou are back in ChatGPT. In a conversation, turn on Tiquiz Quiz Funnel among the conversation's tools if it is not on already, then ask for example: Give me a recap of my quizzes over the last 7 days.
Adding a server by hand depends on your ChatGPT plan. Not every plan lets you add a custom MCP server, and some first ask you to turn on an advanced setting. Until the Tiquiz Quiz Funnel listing is in ChatGPT's app directory, this is the way available.
Security: what ChatGPT can see and do
- An OAuth connection, no key to copy. ChatGPT never receives your Tiquiz password, and there is no API key to paste anywhere: you sign in on the Tiquiz page, and Tiquiz grants the access.
- Permissions ticked one by one. The authorization screen lists what ChatGPT will be able to do, box by box. Untick what you do not want to give, and change your mind whenever you like in Settings > Connected AI: the change applies from the next request.
- Lead emails masked by default. ChatGPT sees them as
ma***@gmail.comas long as the "see emails in full" box is not ticked. What ChatGPT reads to answer you goes through OpenAI's servers: that is why masking is the starting setting. - Nothing irreversible. No permanent deletion, no payment, no plan change, no key: those actions have no tool, they stay in the app. Today, the only write action is creating a draft quiz, which you review and publish yourself.
- An activity log, and a button to cut it off. Every action ChatGPT takes is written to the log in Settings > Connected AI (the last 50): what, when, and whether it went through. The Cut off access button stops everything, from ChatGPT's next request.
What the connector does not do
- No alerts pushed into the conversation. Tiquiz cannot send anything into ChatGPT on its own: figures are read when you ask. To act on each lead as it arrives, there is the webhook, and for an update without asking, the daily lead summary by email, which you turn on in Settings.
- Your plan's limits apply. Whatever the app lets you do, the connector lets you do, no more and no less: the free plan keeps its one-quiz limit, and leads beyond the visible quota stay locked, as in the app.
- Never a key. The connector returns no API key, no token, no webhook secret, even when asked for one.
- It publishes nothing. A quiz created by ChatGPT stays a draft until you publish it in the Tiquiz editor.
- It only sees your account. Never another customer's, and on PLUS, only the workspaces of your own account.
From the free plan
The connector is open on every Tiquiz plan, the free one included, with no credit card. On the free plan, ChatGPT can already read your quizzes and stats, run a diagnosis and create your first draft quiz.
Paid plans unlock what they already unlock in the app: more quizzes, more visible leads, and on PLUS, several workspaces. The details are on the pricing page.
Documents and contact
What governs the connector, and where to ask a question if something does not work as expected.
Do you use Claude too?
The same connector is added to Claude as a custom connector, with the same address and the same permissions.
Frequently asked questions
- Do I need a paid Tiquiz plan to use Tiquiz in ChatGPT?
- No. The connector is open from the free plan, with no credit card. It follows your plan's limits: on the free plan, one quiz, and leads beyond the visible quota stay locked, as in the app.
- Do I need a specific ChatGPT plan?
- Adding a custom MCP server by hand is not offered on every ChatGPT plan, and may require turning on an advanced setting. Until the Tiquiz Quiz Funnel listing is in ChatGPT's app directory, this is the way available.
- Can ChatGPT delete my quizzes or my leads?
- No. No permanent deletion has a tool, and neither do payments or keys. Today, ChatGPT reads your data and creates draft quizzes, nothing else.
- Does ChatGPT see my leads' email addresses?
- Masked, by default (ma***@gmail.com). They only show in full if you tick the box for it, on the authorization screen or in Settings > Connected AI. What ChatGPT reads goes through OpenAI's servers.
- Does ChatGPT tell me when a new lead comes in?
- No. Tiquiz cannot push anything into a conversation: ChatGPT reads the figures when you ask. To act on each lead, there is the Tiquiz webhook, and for a regular update, the daily lead summary by email.
- How do I cut off ChatGPT's access to my Tiquiz account?
- In Tiquiz, Settings > Connected AI, Cut off access button. Access stops from ChatGPT's next request. You can also remove the MCP server in ChatGPT's settings.