Your AI app, with your business behind it.
From starting a timer in your editor to a quarter's revenue in a chat, asked in plain words.
Run your invoices, timers and calendar from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any AI app that speaks MCP.
Your AI app
PineBill connectedPineBill's MCP server connects the AI app you already use to your PineBill organization. Ask it to find an overdue invoice, start the timer on a task, put a client call on the calendar or log an expense, and it does that in PineBill, as you, with the access you chose when you signed in. Your AI app does the reasoning, so it doesn't use PineBill AI credits.
Works in the app you already use
Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code, Codex, and any other app that supports remote MCP servers.
Reaches your real records
56 tools across invoices, estimates, customers, products, expenses, projects, tasks, timers, the calendar and reports.
You choose the access
Sign in with PineBill and pick view only or view and edit. Your role and plan still apply.
No AI credits spent
Your AI app does the thinking, so working through MCP never draws on your PineBill AI credit balance.
Step-by-step setup for each one. Most take under a minute.
Using another app? Any remote MCP client works.
Add one server URL, sign in once, and your AI app can read and act on your PineBill data.
Connect PineBill from Claude's connectors directory, add it as a connector in ChatGPT, or use a single command or one-click install in your coding tools. The app sends you to PineBill to sign in the first time it connects.
PineBill MCP server
Sign in once · view only or view and edit
The consent screen shows which app is asking and where it sends you back. Allow view only, or turn on edits. Disconnect any app from Settings whenever you like, and it loses access on the next request.
Connect Claude
wants to access your PineBill account.
Settings → Connect MCPs
Claude
Connected just now
Start the timer from the chat you're already working in, and stop it the same way.
Say “start the timer on the homepage redesign” and it starts in PineBill. Ask what's running, pause for lunch, and stop when you're done. Every stretch lands on the task's tracked total, ready to bill as invoice line items.
Logo exploration
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Not started
Ask what's coming up and get events, due dates and deadlines together.
Ask what's on this week and you get your calendar events along with task due dates, invoice due dates, project deadlines and expenses, sorted by day. Then ask it to book a call with a client and it lands on your PineBill calendar.
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You created the emerald ones. The rest came from your tasks, invoices, projects and expenses.
56 tools, each with a clear name, so your AI app picks the right one from your request.
Look up a customer, draft an estimate, turn it into an invoice, email it, log the expense for the materials, and ask how the quarter is going, all in one conversation. Tools that send email or delete records are marked as destructive, so your AI app asks before it runs them.
PineBill tools
Invoices
7 tools
Estimates
6 tools
Customers
5 tools
Products
5 tools
Expenses
5 tools
Projects
5 tools
Tasks
5 tools
Timers
4 tools
Calendar
4 tools
Reports
5 tools
56 tools · sends and deletes are marked so your app asks first
Five ways people use PineBill from their AI app, and the tools each one leans on.
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MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI apps use other software on your behalf. PineBill's MCP server gives apps like Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor a set of tools for your invoices, estimates, customers, products, expenses, projects, tasks, timers, calendar and reports.
Claude (web and desktop), ChatGPT on the web, Cursor, VS Code, Claude Code and Codex all have step-by-step guides. Any other app that supports remote HTTP MCP servers with OAuth sign-in can connect too.
https://www.pinebill.app/api/mcp. You can also copy it from Settings → Connect MCPs in your dashboard, which has one-click setup for each app.
No. The first time your AI app connects, it opens a PineBill sign-in page. You sign in with your existing account and choose the access level, and the app handles the rest.
Only if you allow it. On the consent screen you choose view only, which reads records, or view and edit, which also lets the app create, update, send and delete them. Your PineBill role still applies, and Guests are always view only. Most AI apps also ask you to approve each action before it runs, and tools that send email or delete records are marked as destructive so they ask first.
No. Your AI app does the reasoning, so working through MCP doesn't spend PineBill AI credits. Credits are only used by the AI Assistant built into the PineBill dashboard.
Every plan, including the free trial, with no AI credits used. Plan limits apply the same way they do in the dashboard: if a report isn't on your plan, the app tells you so. A fair-use limit of 120 requests a minute and 30 emails an hour per user keeps the service fast; normal use stays well below it.
Yes. When the app creates or updates an invoice or estimate, it gets a private link to the PDF that you can open from the chat, and you can ask for the PDF of any existing document. Links expire after an hour, so ask again for a new one. To send a document to a customer, have the app email it.
Yes. Ask it to start, pause, resume or stop the timer on any task, see which timers are running, add or remove minutes by hand, or read a task's time history. Tracked time lands on the task, ready to bill.
Go to Settings → Connect MCPs in your dashboard and click Disconnect next to the app. It loses access on its next request. You can connect it again whenever you like.
Only the records it asks for while you use it, from your PineBill organization. Internal identifiers are removed from responses, and payment methods are shared by name and type only, never their bank or card details. Once shared, the data is handled by the AI app under its own privacy policy. There are 56 tools in total, listed in the docs.