Look up clients and projects, add a client, log your hours and create draft invoices — by asking Claude. Connect EZ@Work to Claude.ai, Claude Desktop or Claude Code in about a minute.
Don't use Claude? EZ@Work has its own assistant built in: meet Ezri.
Five tools today. Each one works on your real EZ@Work data, not a demo. The three that save something tell Claude to show you the exact values and wait for your yes.
EZ@Work already has its own assistant inside the app. The Claude connector is for when you'd rather stay in Claude.
No API keys to copy. Add the connector URL, sign in with the Google account that uses the same email address as your EZ@Work account, and you're connected.
In your browser, go to claude.ai → Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
Use this URL:
Claude sends you to Google sign-in. Pick the Google account with the same email address as your EZ@Work account; that's how the connector finds your account. Approve the consent screen, and you're connected.
Open any conversation and ask, in any language Claude speaks. Try: "List my active EZ@Work clients". Invoices use the currency, language and VAT from your EZ@Work settings.
In Claude Desktop, open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector, the same as on the web.
A browser tab opens for Google sign-in. Use the Google account with your EZ@Work email address, approve, and the tools become available.
From any terminal:
Launch claude, then run /mcp. Select ezatwork and finish the Google sign-in in your browser.
Ask Claude to look up a client, log time on a project, or draft an invoice.
Your data stays in your EZ@Work account. The connector can do five things, and Claude never sees your password. Its source is open: github.com/eranfinish/ezatwork-mcp.
claude mcp remove ezatwork.Your clients, hours and draft invoices — one chat away.