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Overview

You can connect OCSEE to Figma Make using Model Context Protocol (MCP) to bring real customer data into AI-powered prototypes. This integration lets you securely access OCSEE data directly inside Figma Make.

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What you can do

With the OCSEE connector for Figma Make, you can:
  • Search across your OCSEE workspace
  • Access projects and docs
  • Retrieve customer highlights and quotes
  • Pull full transcripts and research data
  • Use real customer evidence in AI prompts

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Supported capabilities

When connected, Figma Make can use the following tools:

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Connect OCSEE to Figma Make

To set up the integration, you’ll first connect OCSEE as an external tool in Figma Make.

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Step 1: Open Figma Make

  1. Open your Figma file
  2. Launch Figma Make
  3. Open your Make project

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Step 2: Add OCSEE connector

  1. In Figma Make, click Add context
  2. Select Connectors
  3. Select OCSEE in the list of available connectors
  4. Sign in to your OCSEE workspace
  5. Authorize read-only access
  6. Confirm the connection
Once connected, OCSEE will be available as a connector in Figma Make. For detailed instructions, see Figma’s guide: “Connect external tools using Figma Make connectors” in Figma Help.

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Use OCSEE in your prompts

After connecting, you can reference OCSEE data in your Figma Make prompts.

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Example: Search for relevant feedback

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Example: Pull highlights from a project

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Example: Use docs in a prototype prompt

Figma Make will automatically fetch the relevant data using the MCP tools.

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Permissions

When connecting OCSEE to Figma Make, you’ll be asked to authorize the following permissions.

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Identity:

Read access
  • Access your profile information
  • Access your email address

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Workspace content:

Read access
  • Search across workspace content
  • View projects, docs, notes, highlights, channels, contacts, fields, files, and workspace users
  • Access comments, tags, themes, and related metadata where you have permission to view them

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Content creation and management:

Write access
  • Create and modify channels and channel data points
  • Create and modify docs
  • Create and modify notes and highlights
  • Create and modify projects

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Offline access:

  • Maintain a secure connection using refresh tokens, allowing Figma Make to access OCSEE without requiring you to re-authenticate each session

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Important notes

  • Figma Make can only access content you already have permission to view or edit in OCSEE.
  • Permissions granted through the integration follow your existing OCSEE workspace access controls.
  • Existing OCSEE content will not be modified unless you explicitly instruct Figma Make to create or update content.
  • You can revoke access at any time from your OCSEE integration settings.

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Learn more

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FAQs

If you can’t see your projects, check that:
  • You’re signed into the correct OCSEE workspace
  • You have access to those projects in OCSEE
  • The MCP connection is active
If there are no search results, make sure:
  • Your query matches available content
  • You have permission to view the data
  • The workspace is correctly connected
If the connection failed try:
  • Reconnecting the MCP integration
  • Re-authorizing permissions
  • Refreshing Figma Make
If your workspace doesn’t appear as a selectable option when setting up the Figma Make integration, this is usually due to how authentication works.OCSEE treats each login method (for example: Google login, SSO, email/password) as a separate identity. The workspaces available to you depend on the login method you used to sign in.

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How to fix it

To make your workspace appear in Figma Make:
  1. Log out of OCSEE completely.
  2. Log back in to OCSEE using the same login method you use for Figma.
  3. Open and access the correct workspace directly in OCSEE (outside of the Figma flow).
Once you’ve accessed the workspace using that login method, it will become available as an option when connecting through Figma Make.We also recommend connecting Figma Make and OCSEE within an incognito browser and following these steps within the incognito browser:
  1. Log into OCSEE
  2. Open a new tab within that same incognito window and log in to Figma (using the same login method you used for OCSEE)
  3. Connect to OCSEE via Figma Make