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OwnerRez + AI

Can you connect OwnerRez to Claude?

Yes. You connect OwnerRez to Claude by running a small MCP server: a lightweight program on your own computer that wraps the OwnerRez API. Once it's connected, Claude Desktop or Claude Code can read your bookings, properties, guests, and payments and answer questions about them in plain English, no dashboards or exports.

MCP (the Model Context Protocol) is an open standard from Anthropic that lets AI assistants talk to outside systems. OwnerRez has no first-party MCP server as of July 2026, so you build a focused one yourself. It's free and takes about 10 minutes, the fastest setup of any platform we've written this up for, because the OwnerRez v2 API uses simple Basic Auth: your account email plus a Personal Access Token you create under Settings. No OAuth flow at all.

The server is read-only by default, which means Claude can look at your data but cannot change bookings, pricing, or guest records. Your token stays in environment variables on your own machine and the server runs locally, so nothing about your account is exposed to the outside world.

The full walkthrough has the working Node.js code, the Claude Desktop setup, and example prompts.

Read the OwnerRez guide

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