7 New MCP Connectors Live: Asana, ClickUp, Stripe & More

TL;DR

Seven new MCP connectors are live, expanding integration options. No immediate action is required unless these specific integrations are relevant to your operations.

Who this affects

This update affects agencies and SaaS entrepreneurs who use or plan to use Asana, ClickUp, Fireflies, Kling, Stripe, Firecrawl, or NEKT. HighLevel has not confirmed specific plan levels or sub-account setups that might be affected. If you do not use these tools, this update can be disregarded.

What changed

Seven new MCP (Multi-Channel Platform) connectors are now live. These new connectors include:

• Asana
• ClickUp
• Fireflies
• Kling
• Stripe
• Firecrawl
• NEKT

HighLevel has not confirmed any limits, plan gating, or rollout status for these new connectors. The update does not replace or break existing functionality.

Where to find it

HighLevel has not published the exact location for these new connectors. Typically, new integrations appear within the "Integrations" section of your agency account or under individual sub-account settings when setting up workflows or connecting services.

How agencies will use this

An agency might use the new ClickUp connector to streamline project management. For example, when a new client signs up via a HighLevel form, a workflow could be triggered. This workflow could use the ClickUp connector to automatically create a new project or task list in ClickUp for that client, assigning it to a specific team member. Subsequent steps in the workflow could then update task status in ClickUp based on actions taken within HighLevel, such as a lead completing a specific stage in a pipeline. This reduces manual data entry and ensures project management tools reflect client status without needing to leave HighLevel.

Our take

This is a standard, rather minor update. Expanding MCP connectors offers more options for agencies but doesn't introduce any major new platform capabilities. If you use these specific tools, it's a net positive. Otherwise, it's not something to prioritize investigating this week.