Anthropic integration

What it does

Claude models plug into the ElasticFunnels AI Page Builder and into server-side backend scripts. You bring your Anthropic API key, EF makes the calls, and every run is logged with prompt, response, and cost. Claude\'s long context window suits work that needs a lot of input at once: a full page to clone, a long transcript to summarize, or a batch of leads to score against your own rubric.

Tool use lets Claude return structured output you can act on, so a backend script can turn a messy transcript into clean CRM fields or a scored lead record. There is also a developer angle. Claude Code drives the ElasticFunnels CLI directly, so an agent can build a page, edit it as code, and deploy it from the terminal. Model names and pricing change often, so check current details on the Anthropic side before pinning a model.

What you get

• Generate and clone pages from a prompt in the AI Page Builder
• Long-context rewriting for full pages and long transcripts
• Classify and score leads against your own rubric
• Summarize call transcripts into structured CRM notes
• Tool use for structured, machine-usable output
• Call Claude from backend scripts server-side, keys never in the browser
• Claude Code can drive the EF CLI to build and deploy pages
• Per-run logging of prompt, response, tokens, and cost

Setup

1. In your Anthropic account, create an API key.
2. In ElasticFunnels, go to Settings → Integrations → AI Providers → Anthropic. Paste the key.
3. Pick a default Claude model for the AI Page Builder, or set one per backend script.
4. Write or clone a backend script that calls Claude for scoring, summarizing, or enrichment.
5. For the developer workflow, install the EF CLI and let Claude Code build and deploy pages.
6. Run a test generation, confirm the output and the logged run appear in EF.