Delivering integrations quickly has become a competitive advantage for software providers. Shorter implementation projects reduce delivery costs, accelerate onboarding, and help partners bring new capabilities to market faster. As AI coding assistants become part of everyday software development, organisations are also looking for better ways to support their development teams without increasing complexity.
To support this new way of working, we're introducing the Findity Docs MCP Server. By making our public API documentation available through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), development teams can give AI coding assistants direct access to Findity's APIs. Instead of spending time searching documentation, they can explore APIs, generate implementation examples, troubleshoot integrations, and ship faster
Making API documentation accessible to AI
The Findity Docs MCP Server makes our public API documentation available to AI coding assistants through the Model Context Protocol, an open standard that enables AI tools to access external sources of information. Rather than building separate integrations for every AI platform, MCP provides a common way for compatible tools to connect to documentation and other resources.
Whether teams are using ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, GitHub Copilot, Windsurf, or another MCP-compatible tool, they can interact with Findity's documentation in natural language. Instead of manually searching through reference pages, developers can ask questions, request implementation examples, or troubleshoot issues directly within the tools they already use.
How API integrations are changing
API documentation remains essential during every integration project, but the way developers use it is changing. Rather than switching between documentation and their IDE, they increasingly expect documentation to be available where they work. With MCP, AI assistants can use Findity's documentation as context to explain workflows, answer questions, and support implementation, reducing context switching throughout the development process.
How it works
Development teams can use AI coding assistants to explore the platform, understand provisioning flows, generate implementation examples, troubleshoot common issues such as authentication errors or missing permissions, and discover available APIs for managing organisations, users, and master data. Instead of searching across multiple documentation pages, they receive guided answers based on Findity's public API documentation, making integrations easier to understand and deliver.
Built on Findity’s API platform
The Findity Docs MCP Server builds on Findity's API-first platform, making it easier to discover and implement capabilities already available through our APIs. Partners can provision organisations, users, cost centres and projects, build export integrations to ERP, payroll and accounting systems, and create fully embedded expense management experiences through our Expense API.
The MCP Server doesn't introduce new functionality. It simply makes the platform easier to understand, explore, and implement.
What this means for partners
For partners, easier access to documentation means shorter onboarding, faster implementation projects, and less friction throughout the integration process. Development teams can understand platform capabilities more quickly, generate implementation examples when needed, and resolve issues more efficiently, helping partners get up and running sooner.
Reducing integration complexity allows partners to use development resources more effectively, launch embedded expense capabilities faster, and deliver value to customers in less time.
Security and trust
The Findity Docs MCP Server only provides AI assistants with access to Findity's public API documentation, the same documentation already available through our developer portal. It never connects to customer accounts, live business data, or the Findity platform itself. It simply makes our documentation easier for AI tools to read and use.
Looking ahead
As AI becomes a natural part of software development, organisations will increasingly expect documentation to be available where development happens. Making integrations easier is no longer only a developer benefit, it is a business advantage that helps reduce delivery effort, accelerate onboarding, and shorten time to market.
The Findity Docs MCP Server is another step towards making Findity easier to integrate with, helping partners build faster while keeping their teams focused on creating value.
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