DeepLedger

QuickBooks Online

QuickBooks AI setup guides

DeepLedger connects QuickBooks Online to Claude, ChatGPT and other AI apps through one MCP address, https://mcp.deepledger.ai/mcp. Three steps: connect the company's QuickBooks Online in DeepLedger, copy the address, and add it to your AI app as a custom connector, then sign in with your DeepLedger account. Copilot Studio, frameworks and your own agents use a DeepLedger API key instead.

Which guide do you need?

Every app below uses the same address. Each one also needs a DeepLedger account with access to the company, and the company's QuickBooks Online connected on its Connections tab.

AI chat apps

  • Claude

    How it connects: Custom connector

    What you need: Access to custom connectors. On Team or Enterprise, an owner adds the connector first.

    Claude guide
  • ChatGPT

    How it connects: Custom MCP app

    What you need: ChatGPT on the web, in a Business, Enterprise or Edu workspace where you can add custom MCP servers.

    ChatGPT guide
  • Microsoft Copilot Studio

    How it connects: MCP tool in your agent

    What you need: A Copilot Studio environment where you can create or edit an agent, and a personal DeepLedger API key.

    Microsoft Copilot Studio guide
  • Grok & Grok Bot

    How it connects: Chat connector · API · Bot plugins

    What you need: For chat, the Custom option at grok.com/connectors; Business and Enterprise teams need admin provisioning. For the API, an xAI API key.

    Grok & Grok Bot guide
  • Gemini chat & Spark

    How it connects: Custom app

    What you need: Custom apps need a personal Google Account in the US, age 18+, English and Keep Activity on. Spark also needs Google AI Pro or Ultra.

    Gemini chat & Spark guide
  • Perplexity & Computer

    How it connects: Remote custom connector

    What you need: Perplexity Pro, Max or Enterprise, set up on the web. Enterprise administrators control member-added connectors.

    Perplexity & Computer guide
  • Muse

    How it connects: Custom connector

    What you need: Access to Muse and its custom-connector feature. Availability can depend on your account and Muse's rollout.

    Muse guide

Developer tools and agent frameworks

  • Claude Code

    How it connects: Remote MCP server

    What you need: Claude Code installed and signed in.

    Claude Code guide
  • Codex

    How it connects: Local host MCP configuration

    What you need: A current Codex CLI, desktop app or IDE extension. Workspace policy can restrict MCP servers.

    Codex guide
  • Cursor

    How it connects: Remote MCP in desktop

    What you need: Cursor desktop. On Enterprise, admins can restrict which MCP servers and tools are allowed.

    Cursor guide
  • GitHub Copilot (VS Code)

    How it connects: MCP in VS Code

    What you need: GitHub Copilot in VS Code, with DeepLedger added as an HTTP server in mcp.json.

    GitHub Copilot (VS Code) guide
  • Hermes Agent

    How it connects: Remote MCP server

    What you need: Hermes Agent installed and set up with a model provider.

    Hermes Agent guide
  • LangChain & LangGraph

    How it connects: MCP adapter

    What you need: Python 3.10 or newer, a DeepLedger API key and a model-provider key.

    LangChain & LangGraph guide
  • CrewAI

    How it connects: Remote MCP integration

    What you need: Python 3.10 through 3.13, a CrewAI project with the mcp dependency, a DeepLedger API key and a model-provider credential.

    CrewAI guide
  • Ollama

    How it connects: Local agent with remote MCP

    What you need: Ollama running a model with the tools capability, Python 3.11 or newer for the MCP client, and a DeepLedger API key.

    Ollama guide
  • Your own AI agent

    How it connects: DeepLedger API key

    What you need: A DeepLedger API key. The guide's test script needs Node.js 22 or newer.

    Custom agent guide

App plans and settings change, so check the guide before you start.

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