Guides

How it works

ekonomimcp is an MCP server: an address that AI assistants can connect to for tools. You add the address below to your AI assistant, sign in with Fortnox and choose what the AI may do. Then you can ask about your bookkeeping in plain language.

The address is the same for everyone. It is the sign-in that decides which companies the AI can access.

Before you start

• An AI assistant that can connect to MCP servers. Each guide says which plans work.
• A Fortnox sign-in for the company you want to connect. You do not need to be an administrator.
• The Fortnox Integration licence (Integrationslicens) on the company. It covers all integrations, so a company that already uses one probably has it.

You do not need a ekonomimcp account in advance. It is created the first time you sign in with Fortnox, and the first 30 days are free.

Choose your AI assistant

• ClaudeThe web, the desktop app and mobile. Add ekonomimcp as a custom connector.
• ChatGPTBusiness, Enterprise and Edu. Read access in Pro.

These guides are in Swedish:

• Claude CodeOne command in the terminal, sign-in in the browser.
• Copilot StudioAdd ekonomimcp as an MCP tool in an agent.
• CursorOne line in mcp.json.
• VS CodeGitHub Copilot Chat with an MCP server over HTTP.
• Gemini CLIOne command and /mcp auth.

Other AI assistants that support MCP over HTTP with OAuth usually work the same way: add the address, choose OAuth for sign-in and follow the sign-in steps.

Policies and support

• SupportHow to get help, check an approval and revoke access.
• Privacy policyWhat personal data we process, what AI clients receive, and your rights.
• Terms of serviceThe agreement for businesses that use ekonomimcp.
• Data processing agreementHow we process personal data on your company's behalf (Article 28 GDPR).

Reference in Swedish

• ToolsEvery tool the AI can use, with access level and approval.
• Permissions and approvalsRead, Draft and Full, and how approval in the browser works.
• Frequently asked questionsConnection, security, bookkeeping, price and agreements.
• SecurityAccess levels, Fortnox permissions, what we store and where.
• Sub-processorsWho processes data on our behalf, where, and with which safeguards.