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Revoke this token confirmation with two decision buttons over a token row. Revoke this token confirmation with two decision buttons over a token row. Manage your on My account → Integrations → MCP. These answers cover personal token connections.
You need AI chat access. Your Every roles determine which tools you can use.See Create a token for setup. For your own pay, benefits and time off, see MCP for employees.
Your MCP client sends a personal token with each request. On My account → Integrations → MCP, create the token and follow the instructions under Connect a client.
No. You cannot limit a personal token to selected tools. A token can use any MCP tool your company has that your Every roles allow.See Tools for the roles each tool requires. Revoke tokens you no longer use.
No. MCP is read only. A connected client cannot use MCP to move money, run payroll or edit records.
New tokens expire after the lifetime you choose: 90 days, 180 days or 1 year. The default is 90 days.The Expires column under Your tokens shows each token’s date. Create a replacement before the old token expires and update the MCP clients that use it.
You can have 10 active tokens per company. At the limit, revoke an existing token before creating another.
  1. On My account → Integrations → MCP, under Your tokens, select Revoke beside the token.
  2. In Revoke this token?, select Revoke.
Clients using that token stop working right away. A token also stops working if you leave the company or lose AI chat access.
No. Every shows the token only once, when you create it. Revoke the lost token and create a replacement.
HTTP 401 with invalid_token means the request did not pass MCP authentication. Check that your MCP client sends the token you created in Every.The response description reads “A valid access token is required to use the Every MCP server”.You also see it when the token expired or was revoked, or your access to Every, MCP or AI chat changed. If a new token still fails, email support@every.io.
Check which tools your Every roles allow. Your client lists only the tools your company has that your roles allow.If an expected tool is missing, email support@every.io.
The tool is not available to your connection. The message starts with “Unknown or unavailable tool:” and includes the tool name. Check the name and the roles listed in Tools.A tool your client listed earlier can become unavailable when your roles or your company’s tools change.
The tool rejected the inputs your MCP client sent. The message starts with “Invalid arguments for” and includes the tool name and error details. Ask your MCP client to correct the inputs, such as a missing date range, and try again.
Yes. Too many requests return HTTP 429. Wait for the Retry-After time before retrying.
Last used can lag a few minutes behind your latest request. The timestamp is not a log of each request.
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