Invoice MCP: your assistant gets a reader, not a guess
MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets an AI assistant call external tools. Our MCP server lets it read an invoice and get back fields — instead of hallucinating amounts from a screenshot.
5 documents free. PDF, photo or XML — data out as CSV, Excel or JSON.
The problem MCP solves
An assistant shown a PDF describes what it sees — and can invent the total.
With a tool, it asks for extraction and gets values that came from the file, with the arithmetic checked.
What the server exposes
Extract: send a document, receive structured fields.
List and retrieve results for documents already processed.
The same extraction the API uses — one engine, different doors.
Where it stops
It does not approve invoices, pay them or post to your ledger. The assistant gets data; decisions stay with you.
It is not a general OCR: it is built for invoices, receipts and bills.
Why it matters now
Assistants are becoming the interface: people ask an AI to «check this invoice» instead of opening a tool.
If the assistant has no tool, it guesses. A reader fixes that.
Frequently asked
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol — an open way for AI assistants to call external tools and read their results.
Which assistants support it?
Several desktop and IDE assistants do; compatibility grows month by month.