ChatGPT Plugin

GetAccept

Manage deals and meetings

Brand: GetAccept

Category: Sales & CRM
Primary Subcategory: Sales Enablement & Content

Integration details

Description

Work with GetAccept from a conversation. Salespeople and account teams can inspect proposal and contract status, recipient activity and engagement, digital sales room content, conversations, mutual action plans, contacts, colleagues and knowledge-base material. Find accessible sales meetings by title or search across meeting transcripts, summaries and metadata in natural language. Read meeting details, transcripts with timestamps, summaries, speakers, existing follow-ups and coaching scorecards. Meetings attached to dealrooms are also available. When requested, create draft dealrooms from templates, log dealroom meetings, add files, update action plans and page content, publish reviewed rooms, invite viewers, send document reminders, and add or delete knowledge-base entries. Connect an existing GetAccept account through OAuth. Every tool acts with the signed-in user's permissions. Publishing, invitations and reminders can notify customers; knowledge-base deletion is permanent. File uploads require a separate upload using the returned link. Meeting follow-ups can be read but cannot be created or sent through these tools. Dealroom messages can be read but cannot be posted.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Sales & CRM
Primary Subcategory: Sales Enablement & Content
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: GetAccept
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-10-22
Tool count: 58
Geography: US

Agent DiscoverabilityChatGPT Plugin Discovery Score

ChatGPT organic discovery is live

Your score is coming

ChatGPT now suggests Plugins on its own when they match a user's request.Your Plugin Discovery Score measures how often yours appears, and it will show here as soon as it’s ready.

ChatGPT recommends Airtable when a user asks it to update a CRM. — ChatGPT surfaces Airtable because it matches the user's request.

Primary Subcategory

Competing in ChatGPT Sales Enablement & Content

View Category

Listed in alphabetical order

Primary Subcategory

AI Proposal MakerComing soonGet notified

DistributeComing soonGet notified

DocketComing soonGet notified

GetAcceptComing soonGet notified

Hermes IAComing soonGet notified

Tools

58 tools agents can invoke

Add a person outside the entity to a dealroom as a viewer and give them access to it. By default GetAccept emails them their invitation, so this reaches a real customer; in that case, show the user who will be invited and the note passed as message before calling. Pass do_not_notify to add them without emailing and pass their personal link on yourself instead. The room has to be published before anyone can be invited into it, so publish it with publish_dealroom first. The person is stored as one of the entity's contacts on the way in, matched by email so an existing contact is reused rather than duplicated. Adding a colleague is not what this does — owners and collaborators are managed in the GetAccept app.
add_dealroom_participant
Create a dealroom, optionally from one of the entity's templates so it starts with that template's pages and files. GetAccept builds the room in the background: this returns it with status processing, and the caller reads it back with get_dealroom until the status becomes draft, or failed if the build did not work. A new room is a draft that nobody outside the entity can see and that has no participants yet. A room created without a template also has no pages, and cannot be published until the user adds content to it through its edit_url. Once it is draft, give the user its edit_url so they can review the room's content in GetAccept — a room built from a template can include AI-generated sections. Publish it with publish_dealroom only once the user has reviewed it and asked for it to be published, then put people in it with add_dealroom_participant. Every call creates a new room, so calling twice creates two.
create_dealroom
Add a file to a dealroom in two steps, because this server cannot receive file content itself: this call creates the file entry and returns a presigned upload_url, then the caller sends the content as a multipart/form-data POST to upload_url with every entry in fields appended before the file part named file. The URL expires 10 minutes after this call, so upload immediately. The file shows as uploading in list_dealroom_files until the upload has been processed, and stays that way if nothing is ever uploaded. The authenticated user must be an owner or collaborator of the dealroom. Every call creates a new file entry — calling twice creates two.
create_dealroom_file_upload_link
Log a meeting that already happened in a dealroom: title, date, attendees, markdown summary and next steps, or the raw transcript for GetAccept to summarize itself. A meeting recorded in GetAccept brings its own transcript along when it is linked by id. Creates a draft the dealroom's external viewers cannot see unless status is set to published. The authenticated user must be an owner or collaborator of the dealroom. Every call creates a new meeting — calling twice creates two, and meetings cannot be deleted through this server.
create_dealroom_meeting
Add an entry to the entity's knowledge base — reference material such as pricing, product facts, positioning or policies for the GetAccept AI features to draw on. A text entry is stored by this call. A file entry takes two steps, because this server cannot receive file content itself: this call creates the entry and returns upload with a presigned url, then the caller sends the document as a multipart/form-data POST to that url with every entry in fields appended before the file part named file. The url expires one hour after this call, so upload immediately; the entry stays processing, and is never used, if nothing is uploaded. Either kind is used by the AI features once GetAccept has embedded it and get_knowledge_base_entry reports it as ready. Every call creates a new entry — calling twice creates two; to change an existing entry use update_knowledge_base_entry.
create_knowledge_base_entry
Permanently delete up to 20 entries from the entity's knowledge base, together with their embeddings and any uploaded document, so the GetAccept AI features stop drawing on them. There is no undo, so confirm with the user which entries go before calling. Entries are deleted one at a time in the order given, and the call stops at the first failure: check each result's status, and pass the not_attempted ids again once the cause is fixed. To empty the knowledge base, first collect every id by paging list_knowledge_base_entries to the end, then delete them 20 at a time; entries synced from Notion come back read_only and stay.
delete_knowledge_base_entries
Export a dealroom's pages as markdown — the room's actual content (text, pricing, action plans, embedded material) rendered for reading. Use it to answer "what's in this room?". For line items, prices and calculated totals use get_dealroom_pricing_tables. Returns at most 5 pages per call; page through larger rooms with offset using total_count.
export_dealroom_pages
Get one dealroom by id: name, status, deal value, receiving company, type, stage, external reference, public link and the link that opens it in the GetAccept editor.
get_dealroom
Read the mutual action plans in a dealroom: each plan's milestones (notStarted/inProgress/completed) and tasks (completed/incomplete/inProgress), with deadlines, assigned participant ids and who last changed each task's status. Use it to see the agreed next steps on a deal and who owns them.
get_dealroom_action_plans
Get per-participant engagement for a dealroom: when each participant last visited, how long they spent in the room and its content, how many interactions they made and their 0-5 engagement score. Participants with no tracking data are omitted, so join with list_dealroom_participants for the full roster. This is the dealroom-level equivalent of get_document_engagement.
get_dealroom_engagement
Get a download URL for one file in a dealroom. The URL is short-lived and expires about 10 minutes after this call, so download the file immediately rather than saving the URL for later.
get_dealroom_file_download_link
Get one meeting logged in a dealroom: its metadata and attendees plus the markdown summary and agreed next steps. Does not include the transcript; has_transcript says whether get_dealroom_meeting_transcript has one to read.
get_dealroom_meeting
Read the transcript of a meeting logged in a dealroom, one window of characters at a time. Long calls span several windows: keep calling with next_offset until it is absent to read the whole transcript.
get_dealroom_meeting_transcript
Read the messages in a dealroom conversation: sender, plain-text and markdown content, timestamp, and read receipts. Reading is all this tool does — messages cannot be posted through the API.
get_dealroom_messages
Read the line items, prices, discounts, taxes and totals from a dealroom's pricing tables using experimental API calculations. Row totalPrice values and their column summaries are gross before row discounts; netPrice and section/table totals apply discounts. Saved totals are retained for pre-calculated tables.
get_dealroom_pricing_tables
Get the full details of one document by id: status, value, dates, sender and recipients. Use get_document_pricing_tables for line items and prices.
get_document
Get the activity log of a document: who opened, viewed, signed or approved it, when, and from which city. Use it to see what has happened on a deal and who is engaging.
get_document_log
List the comments on a document, oldest first.
get_document_comments
Get per-page engagement for a document: how long recipients viewed each page and how many links they clicked. This is the document-level equivalent of get_dealroom_engagement — use it to see which pages the recipients actually read.
get_document_engagement
Read the values recipients filled into a document's form fields (negotiated values, entered data), keyed by field label. Signature and initials fields are not included.
get_document_field_values
Read the line items, prices, discounts, taxes and totals from a document's pricing tables using experimental API calculations. Row totalPrice values and their column summaries are gross before row discounts; netPrice and section/table totals apply discounts. Saved totals are retained for pre-calculated tables. Documents without editor content (uploaded PDFs) have no pricing tables.
get_document_pricing_tables
Get the recipient roles defined on one document template. Each recipient passed when creating a document from the template is mapped to one of these roles by role_id or role_name.
get_document_template_roles
Read one knowledge base entry in full, including the text the AI features draw on. Entries whose content_type is file carry an uploaded document rather than text, so no body is returned for those — fetch the document itself with get_knowledge_base_file_download_link.
get_knowledge_base_entry
Get a download URL for the document behind a knowledge base entry whose content_type is file. The URL expires one hour after this call, so download the file immediately rather than saving the URL for later.
get_knowledge_base_file_download_link
Get one meeting by id: title, status, start and end times, participants, companies, visibility and linked dealrooms.
get_meeting
Read the coaching scorecard of a meeting: how it scored against the account's qualification framework, per criterion with rationale and supporting quotes.
get_meeting_scorecard
List who spoke in a meeting and on which side: name, email, company, role, host flag and how much they spoke, plus the companies detected in the meeting.
get_meeting_speakers
Read the transcript of a meeting as speaker-grouped turns with timestamps. Returns at most 200 turns per call; page through longer meetings with offset using total_turns.
get_meeting_transcript
Get the authenticated GetAccept user's own identity: user id, name and the entity (account) they act in.
get_me
Get one user (colleague) in the authenticated user's entity by id: name, email, phone, title, role, team and status.
get_user
Link a dealroom to a record in the user's CRM. Only HubSpot deals can be linked so far, with provider hubspot and object_type deal; the GetAccept card on that HubSpot deal then shows the room. Use it whenever a room belongs to a HubSpot deal, including a room created before its deal: the external_id passed to create_dealroom is a free-text reference that HubSpot never matches. The link replaces any CRM link the room already has, and the room's external_id becomes deal_ followed by the deal id, replacing the one it was created with. The authenticated user must be an owner of the room or an admin of the entity. The room can be linked while it is still processing.
link_dealroom_crm_record
List or search the authenticated user's contacts — the people documents and dealrooms are shared with.
list_contacts
List the documents linked to a dealroom and when each was linked. Use it to see which documents belong to a deal, then read each with get_document. Linked templates are not included, and files uploaded to the room are listed by list_dealroom_files instead.
list_dealroom_contracts
List the conversations in a dealroom. The general conversation includes every room participant; private conversations list their specific participants. Use get_dealroom_messages to read the messages in a conversation.
list_dealroom_conversations
List the files attached to a dealroom: name, extension, size, upload status and when each was uploaded. Use it to see what material a room holds. Files whose status is not done are still being processed and cannot be downloaded yet.
list_dealroom_files
List the meetings logged in a dealroom, newest first, from any recording source: title, date, status, attendees and the system the meeting was recorded in. Returns metadata only — read a meeting's summary and next steps with get_dealroom_meeting, and what was said with get_dealroom_meeting_transcript.
list_dealroom_meetings
List the participants of one dealroom: owners and collaborators (the user's colleagues) and viewers (the external recipients), with their role, name, email and viewer engagement status.
list_dealroom_participants
List the files attached to a GetAccept dealroom template — the material every room created from that template starts with. Use it to see which documents a template carries, such as the terms and SLA attached to a security review template.
list_dealroom_template_files
List the dealroom templates available to the authenticated user — reusable dealrooms used to create new ones. For document templates, use list_document_templates instead. Returns the newest first.
list_dealroom_templates
List the dealrooms (digital sales rooms, DSRs) the authenticated user can see in their entity, with their status and value. Depending on the user's role this includes colleagues' rooms; for the user's own dealrooms ("my dealrooms"), set mine. Returns the newest first.
list_dealrooms
List the recipients of one document with their role, status and contact details.
list_document_recipients
List the document templates available to the authenticated user — reusable documents used to create new ones. For dealroom templates, use list_dealroom_templates instead.
list_document_templates
List the authenticated user's documents (contracts, agreements, proposals) with their status, value and recipients. Returns the newest first.
list_documents
List the entries in the entity's knowledge base — the reference material the GetAccept AI features draw on, such as pricing, product facts, positioning and policies. Returns each entry's title and description rather than its body, so use it to see what the knowledge base covers and then read an entry in full with get_knowledge_base_entry. An entry is only used by the AI features once its status is ready.
list_knowledge_base_entries
Read the follow-ups generated for a meeting: subject, content and whether they were sent. Reading is all this tool does — follow-ups cannot be created or sent through it.
list_meeting_followups
Read the AI-generated summaries of a meeting: overview, key points, decisions and next steps. Use it to answer "what was discussed and decided" without reading the whole transcript.
list_meeting_summaries
List or search the meetings (recorded and transcribed sales calls) the authenticated user has access to, newest first: title, status, start time, participants, companies and linked dealrooms. Use it to find the meeting_id the other meeting tools need.
list_meetings
List or search the users (colleagues) in the authenticated user's entity, with their role, team and status.
list_users
Publish a dealroom, so that everything changed since the last time it was published becomes visible to the room's participants — the external people it was shared with, not just the authenticated user's colleagues. A room that was a draft or was unpublished becomes published by this call, which is what makes a newly created room reachable at all. Publishing puts the room's content in front of the customer, so publish only after the user has reviewed the room through the edit_url that get_dealroom or create_dealroom returns, and has asked for it to be published. The authenticated user must be an owner of the room, and a room that is still being built cannot be published, so publish only once get_dealroom reports it as draft or unpublished. Each call publishes a new revision and notifies the participants again, so calling twice reaches them twice. Read the room back with get_dealroom for its resulting status and public link.
publish_dealroom
Semantically search across all meetings the authenticated user has access to — transcripts, summaries and metadata. Ask in natural language ("when did Acme mention budget concerns?") and get the best-matching moments with their meeting_id, usable with the other meeting tools. Filter by date, participant emails, companies or speakers.
search_meetings

FAQs

GetAccept ChatGPT Plugin FAQ

How the directory, categories and Discoverability Score work.

Read the methodology

How do I improve GetAccept's ChatGPT Plugin discoverability?

The levers are the listing surface agents actually read: names, descriptions, keywords, tool metadata, and registry health. Which lever matters depends on where discovery breaks, which is what continuous measurement shows.

What are GetAccept alternatives on ChatGPT?

As of 2026-10-24, GetAccept competes with AI Proposal Maker, Distribute, Docket, Hermes IA, Highspot, IRIS AI, Loopio, Loopio EU and 11 more in ChatGPT Sales Enablement & Content, ranked by public Discoverability Score.

Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.