API & AI automations

Anchor MCP

Anchor's MCP server exposes your billing data and actions to AI agents, so assistants can answer questions, draft proposals, and check payment status with the right permissions.

How it works

Your billing, agent-ready

Connect any MCP-compatible client and give it scoped access to Anchor. Agents read clients and invoices and take actions, all within the limits you set.

  • Tools & resources. Anchor exposes clients, proposals, and payments as MCP resources and tools.
  • Scoped permissions. Decide exactly which data and actions an agent may reach.
  • Any MCP client. Works with any assistant or app that speaks the Model Context Protocol.

Anchor ↔ your agents

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Key features

Built to for the agentic world

The work you already do, with the busywork removed.

Agent access

AI assistants can query and act on Anchor data through a standard protocol.

Permissioned

Grant only the resources and tools each agent should be able to touch.

Standard protocol

Built on MCP, so it connects to a growing ecosystem of AI clients.

★★★★★
"They connect to just about everything. It just saves so much time across all my companies."
SF
Sharrin Fuller
Founder, Glass Wallet Ventures
Questions

Good to know

What is the Anchor MCP server?

It exposes Anchor's data and actions through the Model Context Protocol, so AI agents can read clients and invoices and take actions you allow.

how do I connect Anchor MCP server?

visit here https://help.sayanchor.com/en/articles/15002538-claude-connector
For requirements and step by step guide,

Which clients can connect?

Any application that supports MCP can connect, including Claude and other assistants that implement the protocol.

Is it safe to give an agent access?

Yes. You set scoped permissions for every connection, so an agent only sees the resources and tools you explicitly grant.

Can an agent see data across my whole client portfolio, or does it need to be set up client by client?

Scoping is set at the connection level, so an agent can query across every client you've included rather than being limited to one file at a time. That's the difference between asking "which clients are behind" as one question versus running a report per client.

Can I revoke an agent's access later, or change what it can see?

Yes. Scopes aren't fixed at setup. If you want to narrow what an agent can reach, or cut off access entirely, you update or remove that connection the same way you'd manage any other integration.

How is this different from connecting Anchor through Zapier or the Anchor API?

Zapier and the API are built for triggering actions and moving data between systems on a schedule or event. MCP is built for an AI agent to ask a question in the moment and get an answer back, so it fits a different job: on-demand queries rather than automated workflows.

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