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Query 1C:Enterprise business data via OData with read-only access.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "onec-odata-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use onec-odata-mcp to query the counterparty named "XX Company" in 1C and return the key fields.
Returns the counterparty’s basic information, such as name, ID, or related fields.
Use onec-odata-mcp to retrieve recent invoice records and list them by date.
Returns a date-ordered list of invoice records.
Query customer and invoice information in 1C using natural language, and return only readable results.
Turns business entity data into a readable answer.
Finance, sales, or operations users can ask natural-language questions about master data such as counterparties. The tool fetches results through OData in read-only mode, reducing manual lookup.
When users need to confirm whether an invoice or document exists and inspect its basic fields, they can query 1C business entities. It is useful for quick verification in chat.
Developers can wire it into an AI agent as an MCP tool so the model can read 1C:Enterprise business data. It is read-only, making it suitable for query scenarios.
It is an MCP tool that connects AI agents to 1C:Enterprise via OData. It supports natural-language queries over business entities like counterparties and invoices, with read-only access.
No. The description explicitly says it provides read-only access.
You need a 1C:Enterprise source exposed through OData, plus access to the target data. For installation or exact setup details, see源码仓库。
Search 1C:Enterprise source, metadata, procedures, and modules with full-text indexing.
Connect AI agents to 1C:Enterprise data through MCP and REST APIs.
Connect to ONE ERP to query models, data, and business logic autonomously.
Query 1C stock and sales data in natural language for fast business insights.
Search 1C Enterprise configuration docs in natural language to find key objects.
Access 1C REST APIs via OData for records, documents, registers, and reports.