Control’s MCP gives AI tools a finance-native API with aggregations at every useful level—from consolidated statements and entity comparisons to analytical searches across the underlying ledger.
Control serves your consolidated actuals and budgets over MCP, labelled by account, entity, period and currency, so AI tools answer with your real numbers, not summaries of them.
Control gives AI tools finance-native aggregations across the group and by entity. Ask for a P&L, balance sheet, Functional P&L, custom report, or cash flow view and get the structure already used by your finance team.
A high-level answer is only the start. The same MCP connection can follow a statement selection into account-level detail and then retrieve the underlying transaction rows, preserving the route from conclusion to evidence.
Ask “fetch transactions for counterparty X in January 2026” or investigate a cost movement by vendor, account, entity, dimension, or value. Control can filter raw rows, group results, rank counterparties, and pivot the same ledger data for the question at hand.
One MCP connection can move between financial reporting, analytical grouping, and source transactions without flattening your finance model into an unstructured export.
Start with the outcome: a group P&L, a cash-flow question, a variance, or a ledger search.
The client uses Control’s group, entity, statement, cash-flow, or transaction tools for the question.
Narrow the result by account, counterparty, entity, dimension, period, or transaction.
Use the source transaction rows behind the number instead of stopping at an unsupported summary.
Control returns finance-ready outputs, not just raw ledger rows. AI clients can query consolidated and entity-level statements, cash flow, accounts, dimensions, grouped transactions, and the entries behind each result through one connection.
Ask for a financial statement, compare entities, analyze cash flow, investigate an account movement, rank counterparties, or find transactions by date, account, entity, dimension, description, counterparty, or value.
Any client that supports remote MCP connections can connect. This includes Claude and Codex.
You control access in two places: assign each user read or write access in Control, then configure which specific tools are available in the MCP client they use. This gives each user only the capabilities they need.
Connect an accounting system yourself, or book a tailored demo and we will prepare the first view with you.
