Optional developer module

Technical integration

Dynafis MCP for AI clients

Connect ChatGPT, Claude and other MCP-capable clients to Dynafis in a controlled way – with OAuth and a clear boundary around workspace, legal entity and approved functions.

MCP

Where MCP fits

What is Dynafis MCP?

MCP exposes selected Dynafis functions as typed tools for compatible AI clients and agents.

Who is it for?

Developers, integrators and technical teams that want Dynafis functions inside AI-assisted workflows.

When do you not need it?

Normal Dynafis use in the browser requires no MCP setup. Core product functions remain independent.

MCP Tools

What MCP enables

Find invoices and documents

Authorized clients can read documents, invoices and status data inside the approved legal entity.

Query review and monthly close

Open review items and monthly-close status can be used in controlled agent workflows.

Run approved actions

Write tools require separate authorization. Write access is never inferred from read access.

Keep clients isolated

For accounting firms every connection is permanently bound to one client. A tool cannot switch clients on its own.

OAuth + PKCE

OAuth instead of permanently shared API keys

Before approval, the user sees the application, workspace, legal entity/client and requested scopes. Access tokens are short-lived; persistent connections use revocable refresh tokens.

Policy

Dynafis boundaries still apply through MCP

  • Roles and permissions
  • Plan and module entitlements
  • Document, export and AI limits
  • MCP rate limits
  • Revocation of connected clients
  • Workspace and client binding

OAuth flow

Connect in four steps

1

The MCP client discovers Dynafis and starts OAuth.

2

You sign in and choose the workspace and legal entity/client.

3

You review read, write and offline permissions and approve the connection.

4

The client sees only tools actually allowed by role, plan and enabled modules.

Help Center

Help without protocol knowledge

The Help Center explains MCP from a user perspective: connecting a client, MCP vs API, missing visibility and revoking a connection.

Self-service MCP and Partner MCP remain separate

Self-service MCP is for Dynafis users and their AI clients. The service/partner MCP for QuoAPI and other partners remains a separate interface with dedicated tokens, capability allowlists and tenant isolation.

MCP documentation

Connect ChatGPT, Claude and other MCP-capable clients to Dynafis in a controlled way – with OAuth and a clear boundary around workspace, legal entity and approved functions.

MCP documentation →