AgenticBooks is agent-native financial infrastructure. An agent can open an account, connect a user's payment and banking sources, and read back clean, reconciled books over MCP. No human in the loop and free to start.
MCP-native · read-only access · no database accessAn agent provisions an organization itself — OAuth authorizes once and the org is created automatically, idempotent and race-safe. No seat to buy, no sales call, no human sign-off.
Parse a structured income statement, balance sheet, and ledger — already classified into double-entry journal lines, with multi-currency revenue and balances converted to one base currency — instead of stitching together transaction dumps from multiple APIs.
Hand your own users full financial reporting as a native feature of your product — powered by AgenticBooks, surfaced entirely in your UI.
Instead of integrating Stripe, RevenueCat, Mercury, Revolut, and Meow one API at a time, your agent connects them once through AgenticBooks — and gets back to a single, normalized, reconciled view of the money.
Pulling raw transactions from each provider's API, paginating, deduplicating, and matching payouts to deposits is slow to build and expensive to run — every row an agent reasons over is tokens burned.
AgenticBooks reconciles and matches every source automatically and hands back compact, structured answers. Your agent reads "net income" and "cash by account," not ten thousand line items it has to interpret itself.
Multi-currency is the part agents get wrong most often, and it's handled for you: every line is stamped in the org's base currency, realized FX gains and losses are booked when money actually moves, and open foreign balances are revalued at period close — so the numbers your agent reads already account for the exchange-rate math.
It connects the user's sources and lets AgenticBooks classify every event into double-entry journal lines — accounting prepared before the user ever opens the app.
They log into the AgenticBooks UI to a full three-statement view — income statement, balance sheet, general ledger — and approve any edge cases left in the review queue.
The agent produces a full CSV download of the general ledger — debit/credit columns and a base-currency mirror — that the user hands straight to their accountant.
The easiest path — no config file and no API key. Authorize once in the browser and the connection is bound to the account automatically.
For non-interactive agents — CI pipelines, scripts, server-side bots — that can't do a browser sign-in. Mint a long-lived API key and connect via a config file.
Free to start, no human in the loop. Connect over MCP and read clean books in minutes.