How to Connect Multiple Quo Workspaces to Claude
Yes, one Claude conversation can cover several Quo workspaces, but not through Quo’s own connector. Quo’s official connector is good. It signs in as the Quo user who connected it, in the workspace their browser was signed in to, so a second business means disconnecting and signing in again. Connect each workspace to Carly instead, add Carly to Claude once, and Claude can read texts, calls and voicemails, send texts and manage contacts across every business line in the same chat.
1. Add your Quo workspaces to Carly
- In each Quo workspace, open Workspace Settings → API and generate a key. You need to be the workspace owner or an admin.
- Sign in at carlyassistant.com and open carlyassistant.com/integrations.
- Find Quo, click Connect, and paste the first key.
- Click Connect again and paste the next workspace’s key.
Connect your inbox, calendar and CRM too. A missed call is only half handled until it is in them.
2. Add Carly to Claude
- Click Get the Carly connector, then Connect, and sign in with your Carly account.
- In the conversation, open + → Connectors and enable Carly.
What one chat can do afterwards
- List missed calls and voicemails across every workspace.
- Read a call’s recording details, voicemail and transcript.
- Read conversations and send a text from the right number.
- Mark conversations done when they’re handled.
- Create and update contacts and tasks.
- Compare call and text volume across businesses.
Ask across all of them:
Across both my Quo workspaces, list today’s voicemails, text back anyone asking for a quote with the booking link for that business, and tell me what’s left for me.
Why the second workspace has nowhere to go
Quo hosts an official MCP server, listed in Claude’s directory as Quo. It signs in with OAuth and acts as the user who signed in, and Quo’s own setup steps start with “sign in to the right Quo account in your browser first, so the connector links the workspace you mean.” That is the shape of the limit: one connection, one Quo user, one workspace.
For someone running a cleaning company and a property business, each with its own Quo workspace, that means two separate sign-ins and never both in the same answer.
Two more things worth knowing: texts Claude sends through Quo’s API bill from your prepaid Quo credits, and Quo warns that a text or transcript can contain instructions from an outsider, so read every send an assistant proposes.
ChatGPT's event triggers keep widening, from Gmail, Slack and GitHub to other supported plugins as of September 29, 2026, and the plumbing underneath is still the hard part. A thread on OpenAI's own developer forum documents Gmail and Drive showing as authorized in Settings while conversations report them unavailable at runtime, logged from 28 August to 8 September 2026 with no public fix. Claude's scheduled tasks do not fire on events at all. Carly watches thousands of apps and acts on its own.
A phone line that answers itself: Carly workflows
Quo can send a webhook to a Carly workflow when a text arrives or a call ends, and Carly workflows also run on a schedule:
- Missed call, text back. When a call is missed, Carly texts the caller from that business’s Quo number with a reply or a booking link.
- Morning voicemail triage. At 8am, Carly emails you yesterday’s voicemails and missed calls across every workspace, sorted by urgency, with a reply drafted for each.
- Appointment reminders. The evening before, Carly texts everyone on tomorrow’s calendar from your Quo number and flags anyone who replies to reschedule.
- New text, CRM updated. A text from a new number becomes a contact in Quo and a lead in HubSpot, Follow Up Boss or a Google Sheet.
- Leads become contacts. New leads from your website form are added to Quo so their names show when they call.
Quo’s connector versus Carly
| Need | Quo’s Claude connector | Carly connector |
|---|---|---|
| Read texts, calls and voicemail | Yes | Yes |
| Send texts from your Quo number | Yes, after you approve | Yes |
| Keep several workspaces connected | One per sign-in | Yes |
| Answer a question across businesses | No | Yes |
| Text back missed calls on its own | No | Yes |
| Send tomorrow’s reminders every evening | No | Yes |
Free Zapier-style workflows; AI agents from $35/month. Start with Carly’s Quo integration.
Quick fixes
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| You can’t find the API page in Quo | Only workspace owners and admins see Workspace Settings → API |
| Texts don’t send | Check the workspace has prepaid credits and the number is registered for business texting |
| Claude used the wrong business number | Name the workspace or number in your request |
| Carly is added but unused | Enable Carly under + → Connectors for the conversation |
Frequently asked questions
Can Claude connect to two Quo workspaces?
Not at once through Quo’s connector, which links the workspace your browser is signed in to. Connect each workspace to Carly with its own API key and Claude reaches all of them.
Is Quo the same as OpenPhone?
Yes. OpenPhone renamed itself Quo, and the same workspaces, numbers and API carried over.
Can Claude send texts from my Quo number?
Yes, through Quo’s connector or through Carly. Through Carly, a workflow can also send texts on its own, like texting back missed calls.
Does this work in Claude Cowork and on mobile?
Yes. The Carly connector carries over to Cowork, Claude Desktop and the phone apps.
Related: Claude and Quo · ChatGPT and Quo · Quo API · Quo AI · Quo alternatives · Multiple Aircall accounts in Claude · Carly’s Quo integration
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