Read and write
Time, tasks, projects, notes and CRM with the appropriate permissions.
AI CONNECTION · MCP
Your agent. Your Klausi.
Give your AI the context of your work. Ask about time and projects, or add tasks and notes. You choose the permissions.
Sign in to Klausi and approve access when connecting.
Connection guide for your AI clientIncluded in every plan · Consent required · Revocable anytime
The AI connection in numbers
01 / AI CONNECTION · MCP
Your AI. With context.
Your AI accesses the Klausi data you approve. With 37 tools across eleven areas, your work stays connected.
Your AI client
“How many hours went into Relaunch Q2?”
Project · Relaunch Q2
48.5 h
- Billable
- 39.0 h
- Source
- Klausi · Time tracking
- Access
- Approved by you
EXAMPLE · AI client → Approved access → Klausi
02 / HOW IT WORKS
One link. Three steps.
Use the link with an MCP-compatible client. You approve access in Klausi.
- 01
Give your agent the link
Copy the MCP link above. Depending on your client, add it in the connector settings. Connect MCP — step by step.
- 02
Approve access in Klausi
Sign in using OAuth or create a personal token. Choose permissions and consent to the AI connection.
- 03
Give your agent a task
Ask about your projects or have your AI add time, tasks and notes within your permissions.
03 / AI CONNECTION · MCP
Your permission. Your limits.
Revoke access at any time. Finances and invoices are read-only over MCP.
Read only
Ask about finances and invoices. No issuing or sending invoices.
Trace activity
Every tool call is logged with its status and permission.
Feature overview
What your AI can do.
And what it deliberately can’t.
Time & timers
- Read entries and summary
- Log time to projects
- Start and stop timers
Tasks & projects
- Read, create, update, complete tasks
- Read projects and details (incl. total time)
- Create new projects
Notes & CRM
- Read notes in full text, create, append
- Read deals, leads, contacts, and pipelines
- Create contacts and deals, move deals
Read only
- Finance & invoices — dedicated “finance:read” scope
- Clients, trips, and travel expenses
- Services, project costs, bookings, reports
Your control
- Separate opt-in under Art. 6(1)(a) GDPR
- Revocation immediately invalidates all tokens
- Audit log: tool, scope, status — never the values
Deliberate limits
- No deleting via the connection
- No issuing or sending invoices
- No external shares
CONNECTED TO YOUR WORK
Your AI.
With context.
Projects, tasks and time for your AI client.
Connect your AI clientYour start
Your AI connection. Included in every plan.
In every plan
€0
37 tools for eleven areas. Two ways to connect your AI client.
You grant access.
Consent is required. Permissions and access can be revoked at any time.
Compare plans and featuresYour AI knows your work.
Connect Klausi to your AI client. Included in every plan.
Sign in to Klausi and approve access when connecting.
Connection guide for your AI clientConsent required · Revocable anytime
Frequently asked questions
Still wondering? Let’s clear it up.
Visit the help centreWhat is the MCP connection?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI clients like Claude work with external data securely. It lets your AI work directly with your Klausi data — instead of you copying everything back and forth.
Which AI clients work?
Any client that speaks MCP. Clients with a connector directory (e.g. claude.ai) connect via one-click OAuth; all others via an access token you paste.
Can the AI delete things or send invoices?
No. The connection is deliberately limited to reading and targeted creating/updating (time, tasks, projects, notes, CRM). Deleting, issuing or sending invoices, and external shares are intentionally not possible.
Do I have to consent — and can I take it back?
Yes. MCP is a separate, explicit opt-in and can be revoked in settings at any time. A revocation immediately invalidates all your access tokens.
What does the AI connection cost?
Nothing extra. The MCP connection is included in every plan — including the free one.
What about client data and privacy?
Your data lives on EU servers, and every tool call is logged in data-minimized form (tool, scope, and parameter names only). If you pass third-party data to an AI client, you remain the controller — choose your client deliberately.