Summary
The invoice, the customer and the journal entry, in one pass.
Danish bookkeeping in e-conomic is a lot of small, exact operations. Creating the customer, drafting the invoice, booking it and posting the matching entry become four calls in one conversation, with the chart of accounts there to check what you are posting against.
What it is
A client for e-conomic by Visma, Denmark's accounting platform. It covers the invoice life from draft to booked, the customer and supplier registers, the chart of accounts and journals, and the product catalogue.
What you get
- Draft invoices listed, read in detail, created, and booked to finalise them
- Booked and sent invoices listed
- Customers listed, read and created; suppliers listed and read
- The chart of accounts (kontoplan) and the journals available to post into
- Journal entries posted
- Products listed and created
- Company and agreement information
Requirements
An e-conomic agreement — every tool reads or writes that account's books, including the ones that create customers and book invoices.
Setup effort
One command — npx -y eeconomic-mcp-server