Create documents
Draft invoices, estimates and purchase orders. Edit, copy or convert an existing document.
Connect Pocket Invoice to your AI assistant. Create invoices and PDFs, manage clients and check unpaid balances — just by asking.
Your company details and PDF template are already there. Tell your assistant what to bill.
“Invoice Acme $500 for website design, due in 14 days.”
Pocket Invoice calculates the total, assigns the number and saves the document in your account.
Open the Web preview or download the PDF. When sending is enabled, confirm the recipient in your chat.
Draft invoices, estimates and purchase orders. Edit, copy or convert an existing document.
Use your saved logo, company details and PDF design. Get a download link and a Web preview.
Prepare an email, review who receives it, then confirm the send. Check its sending status afterward.
Find or update saved clients, products and stock. Keep the same records you use in the app.
Look up sales, outstanding balances and expenses. Ask for a summary over the dates you choose.
Add a payment or deposit to an invoice and update its balance. These records do not charge or refund a customer.
One connection. Your existing Pocket Invoice account.
Open Settings, find MCP servers and choose Add server. Enter the connection details, save, then choose Authenticate.
Codex settingsOpen Customize → Connectors → + → Add custom connector. Enter the name and server URL, then add and connect.
Claude connector settingsEnable Developer mode in Settings → Security and login. Open Plugins → +, enter the server URL and complete the connection.
ChatGPT connection stepsAdd this entry to ~/.cursor/mcp.json, then save and restart Cursor.
{
"mcpServers": {
"pocket-invoice": {
"url": "https://api.freedominvoice.com/mcp"
}
}
}Cursor MCP settings In Cascade, open … → MCPs → Open MCP config file. Add this entry to mcpServers, then save.
"pocket-invoice": {
"serverUrl": "https://api.freedominvoice.com/mcp"
}Cascade MCP settings Tested with Codex. Other clients need Streamable HTTP and OAuth support.
Use your existing account, or create one on the Web.
Add a custom connector or MCP server in your assistant using these details.
Sign in when prompted and allow your AI assistant to access Pocket Invoice.
Return to your chat and describe the customer, items and prices. Your invoice is saved in your account.
Use your own words. There are no commands to memorize.
Review the document and recipients in your chat before an email is sent.
Allow the actions you need for one company. Disconnect the assistant from your account settings at any time.
The assistant can record received payments and read balances. It cannot take a card payment, transfer funds or issue a refund.
Documents share the same account and company records as Web, iOS and Android. Your existing team permissions still apply.
MCP connects an AI assistant to external tools. Pocket Invoice’s server lets your assistant work with your invoices and business records after you authorize access.
Codex has been tested. For another assistant, check that it supports remote MCP servers using Streamable HTTP and OAuth. Use the same server address shown above.
Sign in through OAuth, choose one company and approve permissions. The assistant cannot exceed your account or team access. Sending starts disabled, and every send requires confirmation.
Yes. MCP uses your existing Pocket Invoice account. Its document, storage and membership limits still apply.
No. Recording a payment updates the invoice’s payment history and balance; it does not move money.
Revoke the connection in Pocket Invoice’s AI connections. The revoked connection stops accessing your account.