Bramvia MCP server

We build MCP servers for Business Central. This one is ours: ten tools, public, no account and no API key. Connect it to your own AI assistant in about a minute.

Endpoint: https://bramvia.net/mcp · Transport: streamable HTTP · Authentication: none · Protocol: 2025-06-18

What it does

Model Context Protocol is the open standard that lets an AI assistant call tools instead of guessing from whatever it crawled. Connect this server and your assistant can query our published knowledge and our estimators directly — with answers that are current, because they read from this site rather than from a training snapshot.

Tools

Tool	What it does
`search_bramvia_knowledge`	Searches our 124 published guides on Business Central, ERP migration, AI in delivery, profitability diagnosis, Spanish and Polish compliance, and US/Canada topics. Returns summaries and links.
`get_bramvia_article`	Returns the full Markdown of any article by slug.
`check_nav_support_status`	Give it a Dynamics NAV version; get the Microsoft support end date, the 2031 end-of-sale date, and whether Bridge to Cloud 3 may apply.
`estimate_migration`	Source system, users, region, manufacturing yes/no, entity count → cost range, timeline, licence plan recommendation and the biggest cost driver. Working estimates, not quotes.
`check_deca_obligation`	Spain: does the 5 October 2026 electronic transport document apply to you? Includes the contractual-shipper trap, the 401-600 EUR per shipment penalty and an exposure estimate from your shipment volume.
`estimate_bridge_to_cloud_savings`	What Microsoft's Bridge to Cloud 3 is worth for your user mix: monthly, annual and three-year savings, plus the enrolment deadline and the conditions.
`check_compliance_deadlines`	Every deadline that applies by country — Spain (DeCA, Verifactu, SII), Poland (KSeF), US (tariffs, pharmaceutical duty, cyber insurance), Canada (GST/HST, USMCA) — plus the NAV lifecycle, which applies everywhere.
`assess_erp_health`	Scores the structural risk of a current ERP from a short description: 0-100, the main risk drivers and whether to leverage, plan or act now.
`find_profit_leaks`	What a Profit Leak Audit would look for in a given company, the typical magnitude of each leak, the data needed to quantify it, and the fee.
`get_bramvia_services`	What we do, where, our commercial model and credentials.

Connect it

Claude (web, desktop or mobile)

Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector → paste https://bramvia.net/mcp → Add. No authentication step.

ChatGPT

Settings → Connectors (or Apps) → Add → MCP server → paste the same URL. Availability depends on your plan.

VS Code / GitHub Copilot

Add to .vscode/mcp.json:

{
  "servers": {
    "bramvia": { "type": "http", "url": "https://bramvia.net/mcp" }
  }
}

Any other MCP client

It is a standard streamable-HTTP server. Point your client at the URL. A plain GET on the endpoint returns a self-describing JSON document if you want to inspect it first.

Try these questions

"Using the Bramvia tools: our NAV 2017, 40 users, one entity, no manufacturing, US — what would a migration cost and when does support end?"
"Search Bramvia's knowledge for what US tariffs in 2026 mean for landed cost."
"What does Bramvia find in a profit leak audit, and what does it cost?"
"Am I obliged to use KSeF already, and what does Business Central do about it?"
"We ship about 200 road shipments a month in Spain and we hire hauliers. Does the DeCA affect us, and what is our exposure?"
"What deadlines apply to a Spanish company running NAV 2017?"
"Score our ERP: NAV, heavy undocumented customisation, reports in spreadsheets, SQL integrations, 18-day close, one person maintains it."
"We're a $40M distributor. Revenue held but margin fell. Where would you look?"

Honest notes

Estimates are estimates. The migration figures are our working ranges for a profile, not a quote. Your number comes from an object inventory.
Lifecycle dates are Microsoft's, as published. Confirm yours before budgeting.
No data is collected. The server is stateless, needs no account, and stores nothing about your queries.
It reads from this site. When we publish an article, the tools see it within fifteen minutes. Nothing to maintain.

We build these for Business Central

Business Central ships an MCP server and Agent Designer, and version 29 extends MCP with custom data queries — including over data with no API. That means an AI assistant can query and act on a company's own ERP with its own permissions. How that works, and what we build with it.

If you want one for your own system — your data, your permissions, your tools — tell us what you would want to ask it. Each part of the work is invoiced only after you accept it.

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