Financial data.
Native to your stack.
Your ledger. Your workflow. Explore the building blocks for what comes next.
import { Boolance } from '@boolance/sdk';const books = new Boolance({ apiKey });const report = await books.reports.profitLoss({ period: '2026-10', currency: 'USD',});console.log(report.netIncome);Examples use sample data. A local read-only MCP bridge is available on the MCP page; public API and SDK designs are previews.
Build the workflow
your business actually needs.
The proposed developer surface follows the same financial objects that power your books.
Transactions
Query business activity with the account, category, and supporting context attached.
/v1/transactionsDocuments
Connect receipts and invoices to financial records, with extraction results to review.
/v1/documentsReports
Bring profit and loss, balance sheets, and cash flow into your own interfaces.
/v1/reports/profit-lossWebhooks
Let your workflows respond when a document is processed or a transaction changes.
transaction.updatedLet your agent
meet your business.
You already build with an agent. The local Boolance MCP bridge brings your books into compatible clients, so questions about your business can start with your actual financial records.
Seven read-only tools connect through your own API and session. Keep the final decision in your hands.
Connect your MCP clientPredictable is a feature.
Permissions with boundaries
Scoped credentials and separate read and write access are part of the developer roadmap. Your reporting job should only access what it needs.
Changes with a paper trail
We’re designing idempotent writes and signed webhook events around an auditable ledger. Financial workflows need more than a happy path.
Interfaces with intention
Typed responses, explicit currencies, minor-unit amounts, pagination, and useful errors. Building blocks that are clear enough to build on.
These are platform design commitments. Public endpoint contracts, SDK packages, and MCP connection details will be published as they become available.
Ship your next feature.
Know your numbers.
Bookkeeping for developers. From your first dollar to your next monthly close.