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Search your CRM, prep for meetings and update deal records from your AI assistant.
Query your company's bills, cards, expenses and ledger data.
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The Light MCP server connects Light — an AI-native accounting and spend platform for multi-entity companies — to Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client. Its 42 listed tools search bills, vendors, cards, expenses and tax codes against a live ledger. Thirteen write: they approve tasks, submit expenses, freeze cards and attach receipts. Access follows your Light role.
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Listed by Anthropic as a partner connector in its Connectors Directory.
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Anthropic states this reflects the level of review a connector received, not a security audit.
Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.
readOnlyHint or destructiveHint values, and no parameter schemas, are published here. The read/write split above is derived from tool names and vendor prose, not from server annotations — treat it as a reasoned classification, not a vendor assertion.create_support_ticket reaches Light's support team and google_search reaches the open web. Neither can be recalled from the assistant.approve_task exercises a control step that Light's audit trail attributes to you.No tool in the published listing pays anything. The 42 names Anthropic's directory carries include no pay, post, transfer or payment verb, and Light's own help article steers first-time users to a read-only check. The connector reaches payables data — searching bills and vendors — rather than the payment rails that settle them.
Your Light role does not grant access to all of them. Light's help article lists a short tool list as a known symptom and names role permissions as the cause, pointing admins at Settings then Users. The connector inherits whatever the signed-in Light account can already reach, so two colleagues can see different tool counts on the same server.
No. Light states that your AI model runs on your machine, that Light receives only the individual tool calls you trigger, and that no conversation history or AI output is ever sent to Light. Tool results flow back to the assistant. The boundary is per-call, so Light sees the queries you make but not the reasoning around them.
Yes. Light's help article says the account must be enabled for MCP and tells users to contact their account manager if the MCP Tokens section is missing from their profile. This gate applies to the built-in Claude connector too, not only to token-based clients. It is the first troubleshooting row in Light's own table.
Thirteen of the 42 write. They approve tasks, attach receipts and files, create support tickets, modify draft card transactions, submit expenses for reimbursement, freeze or unfreeze a card, trigger a CRM sync, and create or delete stored skills. The remaining 29 search, read or look up. Only the two delete tools remove anything permanently.
None specific to the connector. Light's RFC 9728 resource descriptor publishes an empty scopes_supported array, and its Auth0 authorization server advertises only OIDC identity claims such as openid, profile and email. There is no application scope to grant or decline, so the consent screen carries no read-only option — access falls back to your Light role.
Yes. Light documents a second route for clients without a built-in connector: generate a personal MCP token in Settings then Profile, and point the client at the token endpoint. Light shows worked configurations for Claude Code and OpenCode. Tokens are personal, capped at 20 active per user, and shown only once at creation.
<main> markup, so a plain tag-stripping fetch reads as near-empty. It is not a soft 404. · retrieved 2026-08-21initialize on both endpoints returned 401 with a WWW-Authenticate challenge; RFC 9728 resource metadata resolved at four probe paths (2026-08-21) · retrieved 2026-08-21robots.txt publishes Content-Signal: search=yes, ai-input=yes, ai-train=yes, expressly permitting AI synthesis of its content.Connect Light once and your agents call these tools on their own: on a schedule, in a workflow, with nobody at the keyboard.