Bexio MCP server in Claude and ChatGPT
Working Bexio MCP server with 29 tools for contacts, products, quotes, orders and invoices. Supports stdio, Streamable HTTP, OAuth and optional privacy/audit layers.
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«Your team uses Claude or ChatGPT but still returns to Bexio for contacts, products, quotes and invoices. AI needs a controlled ERP connection to avoid manual transfer.»
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Working MCP server for Bexio; a live demonstration in a compatible AI client is available via the appointment below.
See the Bexio MCP server live in an AI client
We demonstrate the running server, OAuth, tool calls, Privacy Gateway and audit trail in a compatible AI client.
Two access models and cost structures
MCP includes no model licence. Costs depend on individual compatible AI clients or a shared copilot interface accessing the tool catalogue.
MCP in an existing AI client
- Usage
- Use through an MCP-compatible Claude or ChatGPT plan
- API costs/month
- No separate model API through EverDigital
- Seat licences
- Existing compatible plan per user
Copilot on your subdomain
- Usage
- Shared interface for authorised employees
- API costs/month
- Usage-based with budget limits
- Seat licences
- No personal AI subscription required
Assumptions behind the calculation
- Your Claude or ChatGPT plan must support required MCP access. Functions and plans may change.
- Custom copilot model cost varies with model, context, tool calls and usage.
- Bexio licensing, API availability and limits are checked against your contract before the pilot.
- Custom MCP setup scope, duration and price are fixed after technical scoping.
Operating-model comparison, not an ongoing cost quote. Pilots measure usage and establish budget and access limits.
Connect the MCP server to your Bexio account
The working server provides 29 tools. In a pilot we connect your account, define allowed reads/writes and test OAuth, approvals, privacy, logging and errors. Before explicit production approval, demonstrations and tests use fictitious or approved test data.