Enables parsing of structured financial receipts, invoices, and bank statements, tolerance-based three-way reconciliation, detection of tax calculation drift and duplicate claims, and synthesis of double-entry bookkeeping journal entries.
MCP server that turns bank transactions into a financial digest including cash-flow forecast, spending breakdown, fee detection, and receipt reconciliation, exposing deterministic engines as JSON-RPC tools.
Enables AI agents and finance teams to extract structured fields from messy invoices and audit them before payment, applying seven evidence-backed risk rules that catch total/tax mismatches, duplicate invoices, missing fields, future dates, and round amounts, then returning a 0–100 score with a payment link. Exposes four MCP tools over stdio and Streamable HTTP (spec 2025-11-25) plus a web UI, backed by an optional AWS Bedrock or OpenAI-compatible extraction brain that degrades gracefully to a zero-dependency offline engine.
MCP server for agent-first double-entry bookkeeping for Dutch SMEs, supporting VAT, Peppol BIS 3.0 e-invoicing, and local-first SQLite storage with full audit logging and deterministic JSON output.
MCP server providing deterministic accounting tools for AI agents, including bank statement parsing, document classification, money math, and webhook verification.
A local, read-only MCP server that reconciles Stripe payouts against bank deposits and QuickBooks or Xero books against bank statements month by month from existing CSV exports, reporting what does not tie with the likely reason. It accepts file paths only, requires no account or bank linking, and writes nothing.
