You can have Claude pull your RB2B profiles and summarise, filter or export them for you. There is no connector to install: you give Claude a short skill file and your API key, and it calls the API on your behalf.
Before you start
You need:
An RB2B account with API access. That means a premium plan in good standing.
Your RB2B API key, from My Account > Account Details > Account Settings.
One of the following: Claude Code installed on your computer, or a Claude account with code execution turned on.
There are two ways to set this up. Pick the one that matches how you use Claude.
Where you use Claude | Where requests run | How Claude gets your key |
Claude Code (terminal) | On your own computer | An environment variable |
claude.ai and the Claude apps | In Claude's sandbox | You paste it into the chat |
If you have the choice, use Claude Code. Your key is read from your own machine, so you never paste it into a conversation.
Install the skill file
Install one small skill file and Claude can fetch your RB2B visitor profiles directly - paging through results, respecting rate limits, and keeping your API key out of the conversation.
Download the skill file from the RB2B Growth Library.
The file doesn't contain your API key, so it's safe to share with teammates.
Set up in Claude Code
Claude Code runs in your terminal and makes requests from your own computer.
Add your key to your shell profile (
~/.zshrcor~/.bashrc), replacing the example with your own key:export RB2B_API_KEY="r_live_XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX_abc123"
Close and reopen your terminal so the change takes effect.
Move the
rb2b-profilesfolder into your personal skills folder, so the file sits at~/.claude/skills/rb2b-profiles/SKILL.md:mkdir -p ~/.claude/skills mv rb2b-profiles ~/.claude/skills/
Start Claude Code by running
claude.Ask for your profiles, for example: "Pull my RB2B profiles from the last 7 days and group them by company."
Claude will ask permission before it runs the request. Approve it.
Personal skills are available in every project on that computer. To share the skill with your team through a repository, put the folder in the project's .claude/skills/ directory instead. See Extend Claude with skills for more.
Set up in claude.ai and the Claude app
In chat, Claude runs code in a sandbox that can't reach app.rb2b.com until you allow it. Do the setup once on the web or in the desktop app. The settings belong to your account, so they also apply in the mobile app.
Step 1: Allow Claude to reach RB2B
Open Settings > Capabilities.
Turn on Code execution and file creation.
Turn on Allow network egress.
Under Additional allowed domains, add
app.rb2b.com.
On Team and Enterprise plans, network access is off by default and only an organisation owner can change it, in Organization settings > Capabilities. Ask your owner to add app.rb2b.com to the allowed domains. Anthropic's guide to code execution and network access covers these settings.
Step 2: Upload the skill
Compress the
rb2b-profilesfolder into a ZIP file.In Claude, open Customize > Skills.
Click +, then Create skill, then Upload a skill.
Upload the ZIP file.
See Use skills in Claude if the upload option is missing.
Step 3: Make your first request
Start a new chat.
Ask for your profiles, for example: "Pull my RB2B profiles from the last 7 days and group them by company."
Paste your API key when Claude asks for it.
Keep your key safe
Your key becomes part of any conversation you paste it into. Don't share those chats, and don't add the key to the skill file if you plan to share the skill. If you think the key has been exposed, regenerate it in My Account.
Things to ask
Once it's set up, describe what you want in plain language. Some examples:
"Pull my RB2B profiles from the last 7 days and group them by company."
"Which companies had more than one visitor this week?"
"List everyone who viewed our pricing page since Monday, with title and company."
"Show me visitors from software companies with 51 to 200 employees in the last 30 days."
"Export yesterday's profiles to a spreadsheet."
"Which referrers sent the most identified visitors this month?"
A few things to keep in mind:
The API only filters by date. Claude pulls the date range, then applies other filters itself, so a narrower range is faster.
The API goes back 90 days. For older history, use the CSV export on the Profiles page.
Large pulls take time. At 20 requests per minute, Claude can fetch up to 5,000 profiles a minute.
Troubleshooting
What you see | Likely cause | What to do |
Claude says it can't reach | Network access isn't set up for that domain | In claude.ai, check that Allow network egress is on and |
The allowed domains option is missing or greyed out | You're on a Team or Enterprise plan | Ask your organisation owner to add the domain. |
Claude doesn't use the skill | The skill isn't installed or enabled | In Claude Code, check the file is at |
Claude Code asks for your key | The environment variable isn't set in that terminal | Reopen the terminal, then run |
| The key is missing, mistyped or has been regenerated | Copy the current key from My Account and try again. |
| Your plan or billing status doesn't include API access | Check your plan and billing in RB2B. |
| More than 20 requests in a minute | Claude should wait and continue on its own. If it stops, ask it to carry on. |