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For people with an Amazon Quick Enterprise subscription who add StackOne themselves. If someone at your company already added it, follow Organization User Setup instead.

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Help me connect StackOne to Amazon Quick. I’m adding StackOne to Amazon Quick myself, and I have an Enterprise subscription. Read the setup guide at https://docs.stackone.com/ai-platforms/setup-guide.md and guide me one step at a time.

Or follow the steps yourself

Connect

1

Add StackOne

  1. In Amazon Quick, choose Connectors, then the Create for your team tab.
  2. Choose Model Context Protocol.
  3. Set the following, then choose Next:
    • Name: StackOne.
    • Description: choose + Add Description and enter:
    • MCP server endpoint:
    • Connection type and Auth connection type: leave both on Public network.
    Amazon Quick's Model Context Protocol dialog on the Connect step, with the name StackOne, a description and the StackOne MCP server endpoint filled in
  4. If Amazon Quick asks how to authenticate, choose User authentication. StackOne registers Amazon Quick by itself, so there’s no client ID or secret to enter.
  5. Choose Create and continue.
2

Sign in and authorize

  1. Sign in to StackOne. In a desktop app or code editor, this opens in your browser.
  2. If StackOne asks for a project, pick yours and click Continue to Accounts.
  3. Pick the work systems Amazon Quick can use (your Linked Accounts).
  4. If you see Load tools when needed, leave it on.
  5. Click Authorize.
StackOne's Select accounts screen with two Linked Accounts ticked, Load tools when needed on, and the Authorize button
3

Publish it

  1. On Manage Write Permissions and Manage Read Permissions, keep the defaults and choose Next. With the defaults, you decide whether Amazon Quick asks before StackOne changes something.
  2. On Publish, keep the defaults, so StackOne stays yours, and choose Publish.
4

Use it in chat

  1. Start a new chat in Amazon Quick.
  2. Make sure the data filter is set to All data and apps. To use only StackOne, choose Specific data and apps, then Choose resource, and pick StackOne.
  3. To check it works, send:
When Amazon Quick asks before StackOne changes something, choose Allow to run it once, Trust to stop asking for that action, or Deny to skip it.
Can’t find or add StackOne. Adding a connector needs an Amazon Quick Enterprise subscription. With a Professional subscription, you can use StackOne once someone shares it with you. If you can’t use connectors in chat at all, your Amazon Quick admin may have turned off actions for you.You use the Amazon Quick desktop app. Go to Customize, then the Connectors tab, and choose Sign in for StackOne.A system you need is missing. Ask your StackOne admin, or see Linking Accounts.It stopped working. Go to Connectors, choose StackOne, then choose Re-Connect. Access lasts 90 days from when you clicked Authorize.It can’t do something. It can do only what your own StackOne access allows. Ask your StackOne admin.
Amazon Quick reaches only the Linked Accounts you approved when you connected. To add one you link later, or one someone shares with you afterwards:
1

Open Connected Apps

In the StackOne dashboard, go to Connected Apps.
2

Edit the connection

  1. Open the ⋮ menu on the row for Amazon Quick and select Edit tool access.
  2. Select the Linked Account.
  3. Click Save changes.
To review or revoke the connection, use the same ⋮ menu in Connected Apps.