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GIS Cloud Claude connector

Run your entire GIS workflow in plain language: maps, data, analysis, field apps, and reports

Add GIS Cloud to Claude

Add to Claude
URL https://mcp.giscloud.com/mcp
$ claude mcp add --transport http gis-cloud https://mcp.giscloud.com/mcp

Needs a GIS Cloud account All setup steps

GIS Cloud in Claude at a glance

Reads
25 tools
Features, maps, bookmarks and 13 more
Creates & edits
19 tools
Features, maps, bookmarks and 8 more
Deletes
8 tools
Features, maps, bookmarks and 5 more
Acts as
Your account
Claude works through your own GIS Cloud sign-in

Counts come from the tool names in the official listing. See every tool

How a request travels Illustration, not a screenshot
  1. 1 · You ask

    “Find GIS Cloud reads about [a topic].”

  2. 2 · Claude calls

    query_read

    Finds reads that match what you ask for

  3. 3 · Server runs it

    mcp.giscloud.com

    As your GIS Cloud account

  4. 4 · Answer

    Reply in the chat

    Write tools can be set to ask you first

The prompt is our example and the tool is one from GIS Cloud’s list. Claude chooses tools itself, so real calls can differ.

Works in Claude on the web Claude Desktop Claude mobile apps Claude Code Other remote MCP clients

How to add GIS Cloud to Claude

GIS Cloud docs

Claude app web · desktop · mobile

  1. 1 Click Add to Claude or open Settings → Connectors and search for GIS Cloud.
  2. 2 Click Connect. Sign in to GIS Cloud and approve access.
  3. 3 In a chat, check GIS Cloud is on in the tools menu under the message box. Then ask.

On Team and Enterprise plans an owner may need to allow it first.

Claude Code terminal

  1. 1
    Add the server:
    claude mcp add --transport http gis-cloud https://mcp.giscloud.com/mcp
    Add --scope user to use it in every project.
  2. 2 Run /mcp, pick gis-cloud and sign in.
  3. 3 Check with claude mcp list.

Custom connector or any MCP client

In Claude: Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Other clients that support remote (streamable HTTP) servers take the same URL.

GIS Cloud MCP server URL

https://mcp.giscloud.com/mcp

GIS Cloud MCP tools

55

25 read, 19 write, 8 delete, 3 unclear. The official listing gives tool names only, so the text beside each name is our summary of it, not the developer’s wording.

  • Features 6 tools

    • get_feature Opens one feature with its details (our summary)
    • list_features Pulls up a list of features (our summary)
    • bulk_update_features Writes Edits existing features (our summary)
    • create_feature Writes Adds a new feature (our summary)
    • delete_feature Deletes Deletes a feature (our summary)
    • update_feature Writes Edits an existing feature (our summary)
  • Maps 6 tools

    • get_map Opens one map with its details (our summary)
    • list_maps Pulls up a list of maps (our summary)
    • render_map Renders a map (our summary)
    • create_map Writes Adds a new map (our summary)
    • delete_map Deletes Deletes a map (our summary)
    • update_map Writes Edits an existing map (our summary)
Show 20 more groups · 43 tools, 23 that change data · bookmarks, files, forms, layers, table rows, tables, binary files, bind form layers, directories, refresh access tokens, table columns, unzip files, datasources, attribute stats, basemaps, dbconnections, layer columns, reads, writes, your account
  • Bookmarks 5 tools

    • get_bookmark Opens one bookmark with its details (our summary)
    • list_bookmarks Pulls up a list of bookmarks (our summary)
    • create_bookmark Writes Adds a new bookmark (our summary)
    • delete_bookmark Deletes Deletes a bookmark (our summary)
    • update_bookmark Writes Edits an existing bookmark (our summary)
  • Files 5 tools

    • list_files Pulls up a list of files (our summary)
    • read_file Opens one file with its details (our summary)
    • delete_file Deletes Deletes a file (our summary)
    • import_file Writes Imports a file (our summary)
    • upload_file Writes Adds a new file (our summary)
  • Forms 5 tools

    • get_form Opens one form with its details (our summary)
    • list_forms Pulls up a list of forms (our summary)
    • create_form Writes Adds a new form (our summary)
    • delete_form Deletes Deletes a form (our summary)
    • update_form Writes Edits an existing form (our summary)
  • Layers 5 tools

    • get_layer Opens one layer with its details (our summary)
    • list_layers Pulls up a list of layers (our summary)
    • create_layer Writes Adds a new layer (our summary)
    • delete_layer Deletes Deletes a layer (our summary)
    • update_layer Writes Edits an existing layer (our summary)
  • Table rows 4 tools

    • list_table_rows Pulls up a list of table rows (our summary)
    • create_table_row Writes Adds a new table row (our summary)
    • delete_table_row Deletes Deletes a table row (our summary)
    • update_table_row Writes Edits an existing table row (our summary)
  • Tables 4 tools

    • get_table Opens one table with its details (our summary)
    • list_tables Pulls up a list of tables (our summary)
    • create_table Writes Adds a new table (our summary)
    • delete_table Deletes Deletes a table (our summary)
  • Binary files 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • upload_binary_file Writes Adds a new binary file (our summary)
  • Bind form layers 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • bind_form_to_layer Unclear
  • Directories 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • make_directory Writes Adds a new directory (our summary)
  • Refresh access tokens 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • refresh_access_token Unclear
  • Table columns 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • add_table_columns Writes Adds one or more new table columns (our summary)
  • Unzip files 1 tool

    • No read tools
    • unzip_file Unclear
  • Datasources 2 tools

    • get_datasource Opens one datasource with its details (our summary)
    • list_datasources Pulls up a list of datasources (our summary)
    • None
  • Attribute stats 1 tool

    • get_attribute_stats Pulls up a list of attribute stats (our summary)
    • None
  • Basemaps 1 tool

    • list_basemaps Pulls up a list of basemaps (our summary)
    • None
  • Dbconnections 1 tool

    • list_dbconnections Pulls up a list of dbconnections (our summary)
    • None
  • Layer columns 1 tool

    • get_layer_columns Pulls up a list of layer columns (our summary)
    • None
  • Reads 1 tool

    • query_read Finds reads that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • None
  • Writes 1 tool

    • query_write Finds writes that match what you ask for (our summary)
    • None
  • Your account 1 tool

    • get_current_user Checks which GIS Cloud account you are signed in as (our summary)
    • None

Read or write is our reading of each name. List checked 2026-10-20; developers can change tools at any time.

Things to ask Claude with GIS Cloud

Our suggestions, one for each kind of tool GIS Cloud offers. Not from GIS Cloud or Anthropic. Fill in the [brackets].

  • Find GIS Cloud reads about [a topic].

    uses query_read
  • Create a GIS Cloud feature for [what it is about].

    uses create_feature
  • Update the GIS Cloud feature [name or link]: [what to change].

    uses bulk_update_features
  • Turn these notes into GIS Cloud features, one per action item: [paste notes].

    uses create_feature
  • Open the GIS Cloud feature [name or link] and give me the key points.

    uses get_feature
  • Create a GIS Cloud map for [what it is about].

    uses create_map

Security and access

Where requests go, whose account Claude uses, and what you control.

Server

mcp.giscloud.com

On the developer’s own domain (giscloud.com), not a third-party host. Claude sends requests here when it uses a tool.

Account

Your own GIS Cloud account

You sign in when you connect. Claude works through that account, so it reaches what the account can reach.

Control

You approve write tools

In Claude’s connector settings you can choose, tool by tool, whether Claude must ask before using it. Write tools are marked in the list above. See write tools

Policy

Privacy policy

Published by GIS Cloud and linked from the official listing. Read it ↗

Anthropic’s directory notes that it does not control which tools a developer exposes and cannot guarantee they work as intended or stay the same. Connect connectors you trust.

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    Questions people ask

    What does the GIS Cloud connector do in Claude?

    GIS Cloud is an AI-native, cloud GIS platform. Instead of clicking through a desktop GIS, you describe what you want and Claude does it across your whole account, covering the full lifecycle from field data capture to maps, analysis, apps, and reports. The GIS Cloud MCP server lets Claude create and style maps and layers, add, edit, and query features, run spatial analysis and structured SQL over your data, build Mobile Data Collection forms for field teams, import files into PostGIS tables, manage tables, datasources, and bookmarks, render live interactive maps, and generate PDF and Excel reports. It works through a propose-confirm model, so you approve every write and destructive actions are clearly flagged, with account-scoped OAuth access. ISO 27001 certified, serving organizations in 60+ countries. Where GIS Cloud fits your workflow: In the field: "Create a Mobile Data Collection form for pothole inspections with severity, surface type, and photo fields, then bind it to a new layer so my crew can start collecting today." On the map: "Import this CSV of asset locations, put it on a new layer, and color the points by condition rating." Through analysis: "Find every parcel within 200 meters of the flood zone, then list the ten largest by area." End to end, in one ask: "Map last month's bridge inspections, flag anything rated poor, and generate a PDF report with the inspector photos and notes."

    Is the GIS Cloud connector official?

    It is made by GIS Cloud and carries the Anthropic verified mark in Anthropic’s directory. This site is independent and lists it from the official directory.

    What is the GIS Cloud MCP server URL?

    https://mcp.giscloud.com/mcp. It is a remote MCP server hosted at mcp.giscloud.com. Paste it into Claude as a custom connector, or add it to Claude Code with: claude mcp add --transport http gis-cloud https://mcp.giscloud.com/mcp

    How do I add GIS Cloud to Claude Code?

    Run "claude mcp add --transport http gis-cloud https://mcp.giscloud.com/mcp" in your terminal, then start Claude Code, type /mcp, choose gis-cloud and sign in to GIS Cloud. Add "--scope user" to make it available in every project.

    Do I need a GIS Cloud account?

    Yes. You sign in to GIS Cloud when you connect it, and Claude works through that account.

    Can Claude change or delete my GIS Cloud data?

    Judging by tool names, 27 of its 55 tools can change data, including 8 that delete or remove things. The other 25 only read. In Claude you can choose, per tool, whether Claude must ask before using it.

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