The AI -Native document workflow layer on monday.com
Automate eSignature, document generation, & status tracking from Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT — without leaving the chat. No API keys to paste. Start for FREE.
- No API keys
- Authorize monday once
- 50+ agent tools
Set-up GetSign MCP in 3 simple steps
GetSign MCP runs on GetSign’s hosted servers. Nothing to download, nothing to run locally.
Install GetSign on monday.com
MCP talks to your monday account through GetSign, so the app has to be on the account first. A monday admin does this once.
Add to monday.comAdd the MCP server
One link works for every client — it picks the right flow for Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code, and the rest. Or follow the per-client steps below.
Open the installerAuthorize monday, then ask
Your client opens a GetSign login page the first time. Approve monday access once and the agent can work on your boards.
See what to askConnect your client
The installer above covers all of these. Use this section if you’d rather configure it by hand, or your client isn’t listed.
- Open Settings → Connectors → Create (developer mode / custom connectors must be enabled).
- Paste the MCP server URL and choose OAuth authentication:
https://mcp.getsign.io/mcp - Save, then connect and approve monday access.
- Enable the GetSign connector in the composer before asking about a board.
GetSign MCP speaks Streamable HTTP — there is no SSE-only or stdio setup needed for ChatGPT.
Or add it by hand — Settings → MCP → New MCP server:
{
"mcpServers": {
"getsign": {
"url": "https://mcp.getsign.io/mcp"
}
}
}
After it appears in the MCP list, click Needs login / the server name to finish monday authorization.
- Add the server:
claude mcp add --transport http getsign https://mcp.getsign.io/mcp - Run
/mcpin Claude Code, select getsign, and authenticate. - Ask: “Use getsign_list_skills and tell me which tools can change data.”
Add --scope user to make GetSign available in every project instead of just this repo.
Or run MCP: Add Server → HTTP from the Command Palette, or drop this into .vscode/mcp.json:
{
"servers": {
"getsign": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://mcp.getsign.io/mcp"
}
}
}
VS Code prompts for sign-in the first time an agent calls a GetSign tool.
- Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
- Paste the server URL and add it:
https://mcp.getsign.io/mcp - Press Connect and approve monday access.
Older Claude Desktop builds without remote connectors can bridge via mcp-remote, but the hosted connector is the supported path.
Any MCP client that supports remote servers with OAuth works. Point it at:
https://mcp.getsign.io/mcp{
"mcpServers": {
"getsign": {
"url": "https://mcp.getsign.io/mcp"
}
}
}
Transport is Streamable HTTP; auth is OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration, so there is no client ID or secret to configure. Windsurf, Zed, Codex, Goose and Warp all use one of the two shapes above.
One instruction. Any team.
GetSign Flow sits inside monday.com, so the same instruction model works wherever documents stall — sales, legal, HR, finance, or ops.
Contracts that close on schedule.
“Send the MSA to every closed-won deal this week.”
GetSign prepares each contract from the deal record, routes it for approval, sends it for signature, and files the signed copy back to the board — no copy-pasting between the CRM and a separate signing tool.
Onboarding that starts the day the deal closes.
“Send onboarding agreements to this week’s new accounts.”
GetSign pulls customer details straight from the board, prepares the agreement, and tracks every signature so nothing sits waiting on a status nobody checked.
Redlines and renewals, tracked end to end.
“Route this NDA to Legal for review before it goes out.”
GetSign holds the document at the approval gate you set, notifies the reviewer, and only sends once Legal signs off — with a complete record of who approved what.
Offer letters and policy sign-off without the chase.
“Send the offer letter and handbook acknowledgment to this week’s new hires.”
GetSign prepares both documents, sends them together, and files the signed copies to the employee record — so onboarding paperwork stops living in email threads.
Vendor agreements and POs that don’t stall.
“Route this vendor agreement for approval, then send for signature.”
GetSign moves the document through the approval chain you define and keeps a dated history of every step, so nothing waits on a Slack message someone missed.
One governed layer instead of five stitched-together tools.
“Whenever a board status changes to Approved, send the linked document.”
GetSign replaces the Zap that breaks quietly in production with a workflow you can see — every send approved, every document tracked, filed where the record already lives.
Why jump between apps? Do it all in one chat.
Everything GetSign does on a monday board, an agent can now do in conversation — and it explains each step before it changes anything.
Create documents from board data
Turn monday items into proposals, contracts, invoices, and forms — merged with real column values, generated on demand.
Send for signature and track progress
Map signature fields with AI detection, send by email or signing link, then ask who has opened, signed, or is still pending.
Build workflows for any document process
Reminders, OTP verification, approvals, signing order, sign-anywhere, signed-file write-back — configured by describing what you want.
Whatever the document, just ask
Copy one of these into your agent to see the flow end to end.
Use GetSign to run a preflight check, then show me the workflows on board 123456789.
Create a GetSign workflow named “Sales Agreement” on board 123456789 and summarize its default settings.
Attach our NDA template to that workflow, detect the signature fields, and assign the signer from the board’s Email column.
Send the GetSign signature request for item 987654321 with the message “Please review and sign this agreement.”
Who still needs to sign on board 123456789? Show pending sessions and unsigned signers across the board.
Summarize the signing history for this item, give me the audit trail, and link the signed PDF.