Qonto

Qonto is the business account freelancers and small companies run on in Spain and France (and other European countries): cards, transfers, invoicing and day-to-day bookkeeping in one place. The official Qonto MCP server lets your agent read and act on that account directly — no API key to paste into TerminalSync, just your own Qonto login.

Ask "What did I spend last month?" and it pulls the transactions from your account. Ask "Show me what I'm owed" and it goes through your client invoices to find what's overdue and needs a follow-up. It also handles the operational side: drafting and sending client invoices, creating payment links, locking a card, inviting new teammates. These actions can change your real account: review the requested action and your AI client's approval settings before allowing it. Operations that Qonto classifies as sensitive, such as creating certain card types, additionally require approval in its mobile app; that does not mean every write has a separate confirmation.

What you can ask

• "What did the business spend last month, and on what?"
• "Which client invoices are still unpaid, and how much is overdue?"
• "Show me the supplier invoices waiting to be paid."
• "Create an invoice for €1,200 for Vega Studio and send it by email."
• "Create a payment link for €350 so the client can pay online."
• "Lock Ana's card — she lost her wallet."

How you connect

This connector doesn't ask you to paste an API key. It uses your own Qonto login:

1. Enable the connector in TerminalSync.
2. The mcp-remote bridge opens Qonto's login in your browser: you sign in, pick the organization to connect, and review the permissions the app requests.
3. Approve it with your account — every tool call is authenticated as you, and the connector can never see or do more than your Qonto role and your organization's plan allow. The official guide is at docs.qonto.com.

Honest note: this is a server hosted by Qonto (https://mcp.qonto.com/mcp), not something that runs on your computer. It's stateless — Qonto says it stores no conversation content or business data, it only relays tool calls, and your AI client holds the conversation. Owners, admins and accountants can connect right away; managers and employees need an owner or admin to enable Qonto MCP for the organization first. Some actions (like creating certain cards) trigger an approval in the Qonto mobile app, and the connector cannot bypass it. Qonto's own terms warn that connecting shares your account data with a third-party AI tool — connect only to tools you trust.