Integration guide
Use GetVerdict inside approved broker tools.
Connections can search registered property records and retrieve only the read-only evidence available to your account.
1. Create a connection
Open Broker connections in your account. Create either a personal access token for a private integration or an OAuth client for a supported remote MCP connection.
Open broker connections2. Use a personal token with the REST API
Send the token in the Authorization header as a Bearer credential. Personal tokens are read-only, scoped, stored as a hash, and can be revoked from your account.
https://www.getverdict.ae/api/v1/agent-toolsAuthorization: Bearer gv_...Choose an expiry date where possible. A token without an expiration date stays active until you revoke it and must be stored like a password.
3. Add the remote MCP server
Use this server URL in a private remote MCP connection. It supports initialize, tools/list, and tools/call over Streamable HTTP.
https://www.getverdict.ae/mcp4. Authorize with OAuth + PKCE
For a remote client, register its exact redirect URL, select the least read-only scopes needed, and use Authorization Code with PKCE S256. Access tokens are audience-bound and short-lived; refresh tokens rotate on use.
Claude and ChatGPT connections
In Claude Code, Claude Cowork, or ChatGPT, add a private remote MCP connection when your plan supports one, then enter the server URL above. Complete the consent page with the same GetVerdict account that owns the evidence. This is a private connection, not a public marketplace listing.
Available read-only tools
The machine-readable tool list and OpenAPI document show only capabilities implemented by GetVerdict. The service does not offer arbitrary database queries, active-listing scraping, or write operations.
Privacy and operating limits
Authorization is checked before every retrieval. GetVerdict records a bounded connection receipt, not your private documents, prompts, or model reasoning. You can revoke a token or OAuth client from your account at any time.