Yuki MCP server
Yuki keeps the books of many Belgian and Dutch small businesses and their accountants. Through Flowplane an AI assistant can look up open invoices, the trial balance, the bookings on a ledger account, net revenue and scanned documents in Yuki. It can propose a general journal entry, which waits for your approval before it is booked.
- Tools
- 6 read · 1 change
- Sign-in
- One shared key
- Approval, by default
- Changes wait for you
- MCP server
- Flowplane’s tools
What your assistant can do in Yuki
6 tools that read and 1 that change something in Yuki. Reads are allowed; a change marked “asks first” waits for the person’s approval by default, and your workspace’s rules decide the rest.
Reads6
- Check the connectionThe administrations this key reaches
whoami - Open invoicesUnpaid sales or purchase invoices
outstanding_items - Trial balanceEvery ledger account's balance on a date
gl_balance - Ledger account transactionsThe bookings on one ledger account
gl_transactions - Net revenueTurnover in a period
net_revenue - Search documentsFind scanned invoices and other documents
search_documents
Changesasks first1
- Book a journal entryPost a general journal entry, asked by default
post_journal
Sign-in
Yuki’s bookkeeping API works with a web service access key, not a personal login. A domain administrator creates the key in Yuki (Settings, Web services), chooses which services it may use and for which administrations, and pastes it into Flowplane once. Flowplane keeps it sealed; the assistant never sees it.
In Flowplane: In the Flowplane console, add Yuki and paste the web service access key.
Yuki and MCP
Yuki has no official MCP server of its own. There are community-built Yuki MCP servers, which you run yourself with your access key. Flowplane talks to Yuki’s own web services directly, so there is nothing to install or host.
Things to ask
- “Which customers still owe us money, oldest first?”
- “What was our net revenue in the third quarter compared with the second?”
- “Show the bookings on ledger account 700000 for October.”
- “Find the scanned invoice from our energy supplier for September.”
- “Book a journal entry moving €1,200 from 499000 to 640000, dated today.”
Connect your assistant to Yuki
One Flowplane address works in every assistant below, with the same rules and the same log. Step-by-step setup for each:
- Connect Claude to YukiClaude on the web and in the desktop app→
- Connect Claude Code to YukiAnthropic’s coding agent in the terminal→
- Connect ChatGPT to YukiChatGPT on the web→
- Connect Cursor to YukiThe Cursor code editor→
- Connect Codex to YukiOpenAI’s coding agent, in the terminal and the IDE→
- Connect GitHub Copilot to YukiCopilot Chat in VS Code, in agent mode→
- Connect Mistral Le Chat to YukiMistral’s assistant (Le Chat, now called Vibe)→
Questions
- Can the assistant change my bookkeeping in Yuki?
- Only one thing: booking a general journal entry, and by default that waits for a person’s approval in the browser (your workspace’s rules decide). Everything else only reads. Contacts, invoices and document uploads are not offered.
- Does every call count against Yuki’s daily limit?
- Yes. Yuki allows a domain 1,000 free web service calls a day, and each tool call signs in first, so a call costs two of them, three when it also looks up the only administration.
- Which AI assistants can use Yuki through Flowplane?
- Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, GitHub Copilot and Mistral Le Chat, and any other client that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in. They all reach Yuki through the same Flowplane address.
- What does it cost?
- Free for one person, with up to three apps and five assistants. Personal Pro is €9 a month including VAT; companies start at €99 a month for ten active users. Prices are indicative; see the pricing page.
Flowplane is not affiliated with or endorsed by Yuki’s maker; the name and logo only identify the app. Pricing
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