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Use Reynforce in Claude

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Add your workspace's address to Claude as a custom connector and sign in with your work account. Claude can then search your register before it answers, and it asks you before every change that puts your name on a line.

Not working yet. On 20 October 2026 Claude could not sign in to a workspace and answered "Couldn't register with reynforce's sign-in service". We found why and the fix is waiting to go out. This page will say so when it has been tried end to end.

What you need first

Add it: Free, Pro or Max

  1. In Claude, go to Customize > Connectors.
  2. Click Add custom connector.
  3. Paste your workspace's address into the server URL.
  4. Leave the OAuth fields empty. Reynforce does not need a client ID.
  5. Click Add.
  6. Click Connect. A Reynforce sign-in page opens. Sign in with your work account, the one your workspace knows.

You are back in Claude, and the connector shows as connected.

Add it: Team or Enterprise

  1. An Owner goes to Organization settings > Connectors, selects Add, then Custom, and chooses Web if asked.
  2. They paste the workspace's address, leave the OAuth fields empty, and click Add.
  3. Each member goes to Customize > Connectors, finds Reynforce with the Custom label, and clicks Connect to sign in.

Use it in a chat

Click + in the chat, choose Connectors, and turn Reynforce on for that conversation. Then ask in plain words:

What each tool does, and when Claude asks you first

Claude asks before a tool that changes something a person relies on. Reading never asks.

What you see in ClaudeWhat it doesDoes Claude ask first?
Search the registerFinds lines your company stands behind, each with its owner, its last check and whether it may be usedNo. It only reads
Check an action against the mandateAsks whether an action is allowed, and writes the check downNo prompt every time. It adds a record and changes nothing else
Propose claimsTurns a document into proposed lines. They stay proposals until a person accepts each oneNo prompt every time. A proposal changes nothing anyone relies on
Set a claim's ownerNames who stands behind a lineYes, every time
Accept one claimAccepts a single proposed lineYes, every time
Confirm a claim is still trueMarks a line as checked todayYes, every time
Contest a claimSays a line is wrong, so no agent may use it until it is settledYes, every time

The last four ask every time on purpose. Each one puts your name on a line, and a name added to forty lines in one click means nothing.

If Claude offers Always allow, think before you click it for those four. You can also block a tool under Customize > Connectors: select Reynforce and set that tool to Blocked.

If it does not work

What you seeWhat it meansWhat to do
"Couldn't register with reynforce's sign-in service"Claude could not find our sign-in. This is ours, not yoursTell us at [email protected]. Nothing you change will fix it
You sign in, and then Claude reports an error or shows no Reynforce toolsMost often, the account you signed in with is not a member of this workspaceCheck you used your work account. If you did, ask whoever runs your workspace to add you, then reconnect
"Couldn't reach the MCP server"The address is wrong, or has a typoCopy it again from your Settings page. It ends in /mcp
A tool answers that a line is unusableThe line is overdue, has no owner, or is contestedNot an error. Tell the buyer you are checking, and ask the owner

To change how it signs in, remove the connector and add it again. Claude does not let you edit sign-in settings after adding one.

What Claude sends us

Only what each tool needs: your search words, the action you describe, and the line you act on. Not your conversation. The check records the action, and the sentence a promise was made in, capped at 1,000 characters. What we hold has the full account.

Claude's own steps are from its page Add a connector that isn't in the directory, read on 20 October 2026. If a label in Claude has changed, that page is the one to trust.