Run your books without leaving the conversation. Access and create financial records across your ledger, draft revenue recognition contracts with automated billing and recognition schedules, and capitalize fixed assets with full depreciation schedules. Review bank-match suggestions to speed up reconciliation, look up any transaction by number, trace audit trails, and fuzzy-match customers, vendors, and accounts.
Access is governed by your existing DualEntry role and permissions.
Dynamic Document API turns data into finished documents. Connect a workspace and Claude can find your saved templates, read the data each one expects and render the file: PDFs from templates, from HTML and CSS or from Markdown; PNG, JPEG or WebP images from image templates; merged PDFs; and standalone e-invoice XML (XRechnung, EN 16931, Factur-X / ZUGFeRD), validated against the official rules before it is returned. Invoice templates can also embed a ZUGFeRD / Factur-X invoice in the PDF, so accounting software can read it.
Rendering is deterministic: the same template and data always give the same document, laid out by a headless browser from your own design. No AI model generates the documents or images.
Typical uses: turn an order into an invoice PDF from your invoice template, write a report in Markdown and get a clean PDF, make event or social images from a design template, or create an XRechnung for a German public-sector buyer.
Renders made through Claude are free test renders with a TEST watermark until you ask for the final version, so nothing is billed by accident. Files come back as signed download links that expire. Rendering and storage happen in the EU (Germany).
Sign in with your Dynamic Document API account (free plan, no card needed) and choose the workspace Claude may use.
Exa MCP gives you real-time web searches and can extracts content from any URL. It also finds the best code examples and documentation, searches billions of GitHub repos, docs sites, and StackOverflow to give you fresh coding context.
Access your meeting summaries, transcripts, and action items so you can ask questions and build deliverables grounded in what was actually said on your calls. No copy-pasting summaries. No context switching. Just better outputs, faster.
The Figma MCP server helps you pull in Figma context and generate high-quality code that aligns with your codebase and design intent. Use the MCP server to retrieve code resources from Figma Design or Make files, and turn your ideas into production apps.
**Key features:**
• **Generate code from selected frames or nodes** - Select a frame in Figma or provide a node URL to have an AI agent turn your design into code.
• **Extract design context from layers** - Pull out variables, components, and layouts from a design to ensure builds adhere to design patterns.
• **Code smarter with Code Connect** - Boost output quality by reusing your actual components, the MCP server informs AI agents about existing components derived from Code Connect information.
• **Map your flows with diagrams** - The Figma MCP server can turn your Claude prompts into flow charts, Gantt charts, or other diagrams in FigJam.
**Note:** The get_screenshot tool is currently limited to returning a descripton of screenshots in Figma when called in Claude and Claude Code. See developer term [here](https://www.figma.com/legal/developer-terms/)
Firecrawl helps users search the web, extract page and document content, discover structured data providers, and research developer documentation and scientific papers. It also supports browser interactions, multi-page crawls, structured research jobs, website change monitoring, and account credit-usage checks.
Foodics is the restaurant operating system F&B businesses across the Middle East and North Africa offering point of sale, payments, inventory, and back-office in one platform.
The Foodics MCP connector lets you ask questions about your own restaurant data in plain language, in English or Arabic, without writing a query or exporting a report. Connect once and Claude can pull from:
No API key is required : authentication happens through your existing Foodics account, and the connector is read-only, so Claude can analyse your data but never change it. Access is scoped to the account you sign in with.
Server URL: https://mcp.foodics.com/mcp
Foodics MCP includes a limited number of questions per period. For the full analytics experience, see Foodics AI.
Bring Front — your team's customer operations platform for email and other channels like SMS, WhatsApp, and chat — into Claude. Triage your inbox and draft high-quality replies on any conversation. Ask Claude to summarize a customer's history before a call so you walk in with the full picture in seconds. Analyze conversation data to surface trends across inboxes and accounts, generate reports for stakeholders, and spot emerging issues before they escalate. Because Claude reads the full omnichannel timeline — customer messages, internal comments, assignments, status changes — in one view, it reasons across the full complexity of a customer interaction. Paired with your other connected tools, it can reply and organize work faster and with richer context, so your team delivers exceptional service at scale.
Connect Claude directly to your Grafana Cloud stack to query metrics, logs, traces, and profiles, investigate incidents, and act on dashboards and alerts—all through a single hosted MCP endpoint with no self-hosting required.
Requires a Grafana Cloud account. An administrator must accept the Grafana Assistant terms and conditions, and you need the Assistant Cloud MCP User role (Editor or higher has it by default).
Connect Claude to GrowthBook Cloud to manage feature flags, run experiments, and explore product analytics using natural language.
The GrowthBook connector combines secure, authenticated access to your GrowthBook organization with built-in workflows that help Claude complete common tasks safely and correctly. Use it to:
• Create, configure, target, ramp, review, publish, archive, and clean up feature flags
• Brainstorm, design, launch, analyze, and stop experiments
• Search for metrics and run product analytics explorations
• Inspect projects, environments, revisions, dependencies, and other GrowthBook resources
Built-in GrowthBook skills provide task-specific guidance, API contracts, and safeguards for approval flows, revision conflicts, experiment analysis, permanent deletion, and other sensitive operations. Read and write capabilities are separated so Claude can distinguish inspection from changes that may affect your production configuration.
The connector uses OAuth to securely access GrowthBook Cloud. Claude can only access organizations and perform actions permitted for the authenticated GrowthBook user.
GrowthBook is an open-source platform for feature flagging, experimentation, and product analytics that helps teams release confidently and make data-driven product decisions.
The Intercom MCP Server gives your AI tools access to customer data—conversations, tickets, and user data. This lets teams across your business, not just support, use that data in their workflows: from spotting bugs and shaping the product roadmap to refining messaging and preparing for QBRs. Every team can act with clearer visibility into what customers need.
Manage issues, projects, and team workflows in Linear with natural language. Create and update issues, track progress, plan cycles, and coordinate development tasks using Linear’s streamlined project management interface for faster, more efficient workflows.
LogBrew is error tracking, performance monitoring, logs, and product analytics in one tool. It groups production errors into issues and links each one to the logs, traces, release, and affected users around it. This connector gives Claude access to the LogBrew projects you approve, read only unless you also allow writes. Ask what broke after the last release, why a request was slow or failed, or which users hit an error, and Claude answers in order with what failed, what happened just before, who was affected, and what data is missing. It can read issues, logs, traces, spans, metrics, user actions, releases, and product analytics. With write access it can also resolve, reopen, prioritize, and assign issues, create projects and keys, and send a test event. LogBrew has SDKs for JavaScript, Python, Go, Java, Kotlin, Swift, Objective-C, Rust, PHP, Ruby, .NET, C, C++, and Unity. Every feature is on every plan, and the generous free tier includes 50 GB of logs and 100k errors a month, no card needed.
Check your balance, download statements, search/analyze/graph transactions, and understand Cards directly from Claude. Mercury brings your finances into your AI tools
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