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Norman MCP

Norman Finance

Transport not documented8+ documented tools3

About Norman MCP

Norman's hosted MCP connects AI clients to its European bookkeeping, invoicing, receipt, ledger, reporting, tax and company-formation workflows, with OAuth login to a Norman account.

What you can use it for

  • Review company balances, revenue, transactions and tax status
  • Create and manage invoices, quotes, recurring invoices, clients and product catalogs
  • Categorize transactions, match receipts, inspect ledgers and prepare reconciliations
  • Generate and review German VAT/tax previews and deadlines
  • Prepare German GmbH/UG formation documents and notary handoff
Connection and setup
Hosting
both
Transport
Not documented
Endpoint
https://mcp.norman.finance/mcp
Authentication
Remote server uses Norman OAuth; the user signs into their Norman account in the browser. Local stdio setup documented for OpenClaw uses NORMAN_EMAIL and NORMAN_PASSWORD environment variables; avoid sharing or embedding account passwords in chat.

Requirements

  • Norman account
  • MCP client compatible with remote HTTP/OAuth for hosted use
  • For local stdio: Python/pip and Norman credentials configured as environment variables

Setup steps

  1. Create or sign in to a Norman account.
  2. For a generic remote client, add https://mcp.norman.finance/mcp as a remote MCP server and complete the browser-based Norman OAuth flow.
  3. For Claude Code, install the official plugin using /plugin marketplace add norman-finance/norman-mcp-server followed by /plugin install norman-finance@norman-finance.
  4. For Gemini CLI, install the extension from the official repository and authenticate with /mcp auth norman-finance.
  5. Only for documented OpenClaw local stdio setup, install norman-mcp-server and configure NORMAN_EMAIL and NORMAN_PASSWORD securely in the process environment.
  6. Verify connection with a harmless read-only request such as asking for the company overview.
Tools 8+

The maintainer README describes extensive country-specific accounting, invoice, receipt, tax, payroll, DATEV and workflow capabilities, while the preserved eight names are only examples and no complete fixed tool catalog is published there. Reclassified as partial dynamic; OAuth and company context govern actions. Tax filings, payments, external messages and automation approvals require explicit decision.

  • search_transactions

    Search transactions to identify records for bookkeeping workflows.

    01
  • list_attachments

    Check attachments linked to transactions.

    02
  • get_company_details

    Read company details such as the account type used to select categorization workflow.

    03
  • list_company_categories

    List company categories.

    04
  • categorize_transaction

    Categorize a transaction in the documented freelance workflow.

    05
  • search_skr_by_code

    Search the SKR category catalog by code.

    06
  • suggest_skr_category

    Find a suitable SKR category.

    07
  • create_company_category

    Create a company category when required and provisioned.

    08

This server’s available tools can vary by account, permissions, or configuration. The list shown is not its full runtime catalog.

Limitations and notes
  • Capabilities and available tools depend on Norman account data, permissions, and supported client features.
  • Current documented market-specific accounting coverage includes Germany (SKR03/SKR04, DATEV, ELSTER, ZUGFeRD and GmbH/UG workflows); other markets are described as being added over time.
  • Some invoice templates require an active subscription.
  • Tax submission is a separate explicit action after a preview; legal/company formation documents are drafts for notary preparation, not legal advice.
  • Local stdio credentials documented for OpenClaw include email/password; hosted OAuth keeps the Norman password out of MCP configuration.
Original sources
  • official tool reference

    The maintainer README describes extensive country-specific accounting, invoice, receipt, tax, payroll, DATEV and workflow capabilities, while the preserved eight names are only examples and no complete fixed tool catalog is published there. Reclassified as partial dynamic; OAuth and company context govern actions. Tax filings, payments, external messages and automation approvals require explicit decision.

  • official documentation or source

    The maintainer README describes extensive country-specific accounting, invoice, receipt, tax, payroll, DATEV and workflow capabilities, while the preserved eight names are only examples and no complete fixed tool catalog is published there. Reclassified as partial dynamic; OAuth and company context govern actions. Tax filings, payments, external messages and automation approvals require explicit decision.

Documentation checked 2026-10-28T14:15:00.000Z. Connection has not been runtime tested.

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