Connect envoice to an AI assistant (MCP)

Audience: Shop owner, Developer Time: 3 minutes

envoice has an MCP server, the standard way AI assistants such as Claude connect to outside tools. Once connected, you can ask your assistant things like "which invoices did LHDN reject this week?" or "file a credit note for invoice 1042", and it uses envoice to do it. MCP access needs the Pro or Enterprise plan.

Find the server URL

Open Settings > API Keys and scroll to MCP Connector. The Server URL is https://envoice.my/api/mcp. Click Copy.

MCP Connector card

Option 1: Connect with OAuth (recommended)

Use this for Claude on the web or desktop.

In Claude, open Settings, then Connectors, then Add custom connector.
Paste the server URL and continue.
A Connect envoice window opens. Sign in, pick which shop to grant access to, then authorize.

Access is limited to the shop you pick, and never more than an API key for that shop could do.

Option 2: Connect with an API key

Use this for Claude Code, Cursor or your own scripts.

Create a key in the API Keys section on the same tab. See API keys and webhooks.
In your client, add an MCP server with the URL https://envoice.my/api/mcp and the header Authorization: Bearer env_... (your key).

What an agent can do

Read (cannot change anything):

Invoices and their LHDN status
Consolidated B2C filings
Shop profile and plan usage
Catalog products
TIN validation
Refresh an invoice's LHDN status

Write (creates real LHDN documents when the shop files to production):

Create and submit e-invoices
Create consolidated B2C filings
File credit notes
Cancel an e-invoice within the 72-hour window

An agent only ever gets what your plan and API access allow, scoped to one shop.

Write actions file real documents with LHDN when the shop is live. Try it first on a shop that uses the internal test mock. See Sandbox vs production.

Disconnect

Remove the connector in your AI client. If you connected with an API key, also revoke the key in Settings > API Keys.