Finance for agents

Software for money: getting paid, paying, counting and investing. 144 products here have an MCP connector, the link that lets an AI assistant use them. We have not checked any of them ourselves yet.

Source: Claude connectors directory, read on 11 October 2026. No account needed.

20 sub-categories

Accounting: Software that keeps a company’s books.
Accounts payable: Software that receives supplier bills, approves them and pays them.
Accounts receivable: Software that chases unpaid invoices and collects them.
Budgeting and forecasting: Software that builds budgets and forecasts.
Business banking: Services that hold a company’s accounts and move its money.
Crypto and blockchain: Services that trade crypto assets or read what happens on a blockchain.
Equity management: Software that records who owns what in a company.
ERP: Software that runs a company’s finance, stock and operations in one system.
Expense management: Software that tracks what employees spend and the cards they pay with.
Fraud prevention: Software that spots fraudulent payments and accounts.
Insurance: Software and services for insurance policies and claims.
Investment management: Software that follows investment portfolios for advisers and investors.
Invoicing: Software that writes invoices and follows their payment.
Market data: Services that give prices, filings and research on stocks and markets.
Payments: Services that take payments from customers.
Personal finance: Software that follows your own accounts, budget and spending.
Procurement: Software that handles what a company buys and from whom.
Subscription billing: Software that charges customers on a recurring plan and reports the revenue.
Tax: Software that calculates and files taxes.
Treasury: Software that shows a company’s cash across its banks and plans it.

A sub-category gathers products that do the same job, so they can be compared.

144 products not sorted yet

They are here because the directory we read files them under “Financial services”. We have not sorted them into a sub-category ourselves yet.