MCP Connector
RevExOS runs a free Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, so you can parse invoices and purchase orders, draft AR collections emails and run Q2C calculators without leaving Claude, ChatGPT or Codex. For invoice files on your own computer, there is also a Claude skill.
https://revexos.com/api/mcpIn claude.ai or the Claude desktop app, go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Name it RevExOS.
Enter https://revexos.com/api/mcp as the server URL and click Add. There is no sign-in: if Claude says it couldn't determine how the server signs in, click Continue anyway, then Connect.
e.g. "Draft a firm collections email for invoice INV-1042, $4,500, due Sep 1, now 20 days overdue." Claude calls the tool and returns a ready-to-send subject and body.
e.g. "Parse the invoice at https://example.com/inv-4471.pdf and check the totals. My email is you@company.com." The link must download the file without a login.
Open Plugins, click +, then Add custom MCP server. Name it RevExOS, enter https://revexos.com/api/mcp, choose No authentication, accept the warning and create it as a plugin. Install it from your plugins with +, start a new chat and type @RevExOS. You can attach invoice and PO files straight to the chat; ChatGPT passes them to the tools, so no public link is needed.
Run codex plugin marketplace add prab-hub/revexos-q2c-kit, then /plugins in Codex, install revexos-q2c-kit and start a new session. This adds the Q2C skills and this MCP server together.
The document tools and the email generator need an email address (document tools: 5 uses per email per day). RevExOS uses it only to send occasional updates about new free AP/AR tools, never spam. The calculators need nothing.
Free, open-source quote-to-cash skills for Claude and Codex: quotes, contract handoff, PO to invoice, three-way match, billing and proration, payment terms and late fees, collections and revenue recognition, billing platform selection, and invoice parsing. Installing it also adds this connector and the commands /quote, /parse-invoice, /dunning, /prorate and /revrec-schedule.
claude.ai, Claude Desktop or Cowork: Customize → Plugins → Add → Add marketplace → Add from a repository, enter prab-hub/revexos-q2c-kit and click Sync. Then open the Discover tab, search RevExOS and install RevExOS Q2C Kit (adding the marketplace alone installs nothing).
Codex: run codex plugin marketplace add prab-hub/revexos-q2c-kit, then install it from /plugins.
Claude Code: run /plugin marketplace add prab-hub/revexos-q2c-kit, then /plugin install revexos-q2c-kit@revexos-q2c-kit. Everything in the kit is on the Q2C Kit page.
In Claude, the connector needs a public link. To parse a file you uploaded to Claude or have on disk, install the RevExOS Invoice Parser skill (free, open source). It returns the same fields and totals checks, and can save CSV or JSON.
Go to Customize → Plugins → Add → Add marketplace → Add from a repository, enter prab-hub/revexos-invoice-parser and click Sync. Adding the marketplace does not install anything yet: open the Discover tab, search RevExOS and install RevExOS Invoice Parser. This adds the skill and the connector above.
Run /plugin marketplace add prab-hub/revexos-invoice-parser, then /plugin install revexos-invoice-parser@revexos-invoice-parser.
The skill sends the file to revexos.com from Claude's code sandbox. In Settings → Capabilities, add revexos.com to the allowed domains for code execution (or allow all domains). On Team and Enterprise plans an org owner may need to change this in the admin settings.
Limits: 2 parses a day per network, 5 with an email. Files up to 3MB. The file is not stored.
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