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BoondManager MCP Server

Connects MCP clients to BoondManager for ERP, CRM, finance, HR, project, and reporting operations.

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Install BoondManager MCP Server

Pick your client, then add it in one click or paste the config.

STDIONode.js
~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json
claude_desktop_config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "boondmanager-mcp-server": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "boondmanager-mcp-server"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Settings → Developer → Edit Config, merge this into mcpServers, then fully quit and reopen Claude Desktop.

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Overview

BoondManager MCP Server MCP server exposes the BoondManager API through MCP tools for searching, reading, creating, updating, and deleting records. It covers 238 tools across 42 domains, including CRM, projects, invoicing, HR, time tracking, reporting, and administration. The server also provides MCP resources for BoondManager dictionaries and the current user profile. Use it when an MCP-compatible client needs to work with records in a BoondManager instance.

Use cases

  • Search BoondManager CRM records from an MCP client
  • Manage projects, orders, invoices, and expenses
  • Review resources, candidates, absences, and timesheets
  • Query BoondManager reporting and administration data
  • Upload or retrieve documents and CVs

Key features

  • 238 tools across 42 BoondManager domains
  • CRUD operations for supported entities
  • Structured output for search and mutation tools
  • MCP dictionary resources for states and types
  • Document and CV upload and retrieval
  • Reporting, HR, finance, CRM, and project coverage

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npm downloads2.3kPackage downloads in the last 30 days.
Last commitTodayMost recent push to the default branch.

How BoondManager MCP Server works

What BoondManager MCP Server MCP server does

BoondManager MCP Server connects MCP clients to the BoondManager API and makes business records available through agent-callable tools. It supports read and write operations across CRM, project management, finance, human resources, activity tracking, reporting, and administration.

Main entities include candidates, resources, contacts, companies, opportunities, projects, invoices, orders, expenses, absences, actions, and products. Several major entities also expose focused tools for related tabs, such as projects, actions, opportunities, orders, invoices, timesheets, or expense reports.

Operations depend on the domain. Available patterns include search and get, full CRUD, targeted create or delete operations, simulations, reporting searches, and document handling. Documents and CVs can be retrieved, created through several upload methods, or deleted.

How it works

The server communicates with MCP clients and calls the BoondManager API on their behalf. Tools return readable text, while search, create, update, and delete operations also provide structured MCP output when the client supports it. Search results use a compact collection shape with counts and items; create and update identify the affected entity; delete reports the entity ID and deletion status. Get operations remain text-based and return JSON that can be consumed by the client.

MCP resources expose reference data without requiring a separate tool call. The available resource families include the current user profile, entity states, entity types, and action types. These dictionaries can help an agent interpret integer values such as an entity state or type.

Setup and configuration

The repository provides one-click installation links for Cursor and VS Code. The shown client configuration runs the package with npx -y boondmanager-mcp-server. The README also identifies dedicated installation procedures for LM Studio and Gemini CLI, and mentions Claude Desktop, Claude Cowork, Claude Code, and Goose as supported installation contexts.

Authentication and instance configuration should therefore be checked in the repository’s installation documentation before deployment.

Tools and capabilities

BoondManager MCP Server MCP server includes tools for:

  • Searching and retrieving CRM entities and their related records.
  • Creating, updating, and deleting supported business records.
  • Managing projects, deliveries, purchases, orders, invoices, payments, and expenses.
  • Working with resources, candidates, contracts, absences, benefits, and timesheets.
  • Searching activity actions, validations, todolists, and reporting views.
  • Reading administration data such as users, agencies, business units, roles, calendars, webhooks, audit logs, and notifications.
  • Uploading documents or CVs by URL, local file, relay slot, or base64 with CV parsing.
  • Reading MCP dictionary resources for states, types, actions, and the current user.

Limitations and notes

The server’s capabilities depend on the permissions of the connected BoondManager user. The current-user resource includes profile, agency, and permission information, which can help determine access.

Structured output is available only for the documented search, create, update, and delete operations; get tools return text containing JSON instead. Dictionary resources are useful only in clients that support MCP resource display.

BoondManager MCP Server MCP server is suited to workflows that need broad BoondManager coverage, but the exact operation set varies by domain. Consult the generated tool catalogue for the complete list of tools, prompts, and resources.

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Frequently Asked Questions about BoondManager MCP Server

BoondManager MCP Server is an MCP server that connects AI clients to the BoondManager API. Its main tools search, retrieve, create, update, and delete ERP and CRM records across domains including candidates, resources, projects, invoices, orders, expenses, absences, reporting, and administration.

Install it in Cursor or VS Code using the provided one-click links, or configure the client to run `npx -y boondmanager-mcp-server`. The README also points LM Studio and Gemini CLI users to their dedicated installation procedures.

It can manage supported BoondManager records across CRM, projects, finance, HR, activity tracking, reporting, and administration. Depending on the domain, tools provide search, get, create, update, delete, CRUD, simulation, or reporting operations.

Yes, Cursor is explicitly supported through a one-click installation link. The supplied configuration launches the package with `npx -y boondmanager-mcp-server`.

Yes, search, create, update, and delete tools return structured MCP content with an output schema in addition to readable text. Get tools remain text-only and return JSON in that text response.

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