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Published on Tue Jun 16 2026 00:00:00 GMT+0000 (Coordinated Universal Time) by Miguel Gonzalez Herrera

Manually searching the BOE for property immatriculation notices is tedious and error-prone. In this guide you will learn how to connect the Apify MCP to Claude so that the assistant itself runs the legaltech/registro-propiedad actor, extracts the BOE notices, and presents them ready for analysis, all from a simple conversation.

🤖 Tutorial: Use the Apify MCP in Claude Code to Extract BOE Data

Thanks to the Model Context Protocol (MCP), Claude Code can connect to external tools such as Apify. This means that, instead of programming a workflow, you can ask Claude in natural language to run an Apify actor and work with the results.

In this case we will use the legaltech/registro-propiedad actor, which extracts the Property Registry notices published in the BOE, including property immatriculation proceedings.

Step 1: Create an Apify Account

The first thing you need is an Apify account. If you do not have one yet, sign up using the button below. The free plan is sufficient, as it provides monthly usage credits to run the actor.


Create a free Apify account

Step 2: Set Up Apify in Claude Code

For Claude to communicate with Apify, you need to add the Apify MCP custom connector.

  1. Go to Claude’s connector settings and select Add custom connector.

    Add a custom connector in Claude

  2. Enter the Apify MCP details to complete the connection.

    Configure the Apify custom connector

https://mcp.apify.com/

Añadir el token de Apify en el conector de Claude

Step 3: Check That Apify Is Available in the Chat

Once the connector is configured, open the Claude chat and verify that Apify appears as an available tool. From this point on, Claude can run Apify actors for you.

Apify available in the Claude chat

If you ask Claude directly about BOE notices without using the actor, it cannot access that up-to-date information and you will not get the results you are looking for.

First attempt without using the Apify actor

Step 4: Use the legaltech/registro-propiedad Actor

Now for the interesting part. In the chat, send a prompt telling Claude to use the property registry actor:

Use the legaltech/registro-propiedad Actor

Claude will run the legaltech/registro-propiedad actor through Apify and return the BOE notices related to the Property Registry.

Running the legaltech/registro-propiedad actor in Claude

Step 5: Search and Analyse Property Immatriculation Notices

In the video below you can see a complete example: how to launch the search, bring back the BOE notices about property immatriculation, and analyse them directly from Claude.

🚀 Automate the Flow with Make.com

The method above is perfect for one-off queries. But if you want to monitor a list of references and have the search run automatically every day, the ideal approach is to build an automation flow with Make.com.

If you do not have a Make.com account yet, you can sign up using the button below. The free plan gives you 1,000 operations per month, more than enough for this automation.


Create a free Make.com account

To save you time, you can clone our pre-configured scenario directly into your Make.com account:

Clone Make.com Scenario

You can find the full step-by-step guide for this automation in our article: How to Build a BOE Monitoring System for Property Registration Notifications.

Written by Miguel Gonzalez Herrera

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