FlowyTeam MCP
Connect Claude Code (or any MCP-compatible AI agent) to your FlowyTeam workspace.
Manage projects, tasks, OKRs, KPIs, employees, leads, clients, tickets, attendance,
leave, invoices, estimates, contracts, expenses, events, notices, time logs, and more
— all via natural language.
Platform: flowyteam.com — All-in-one SaaS for team
productivity and performance management. 7,000+ organizations, 140+ countries.
Endpoints
| Endpoint | Auth | Purpose |
|---|
POST /api/mcp/gateway | None (per-call) | Gateway — single URL for everything; auth_register, auth_verify_email & auth_login run without token, all other tools read Bearer from header |
POST /api/v2/mcp/rpc | Bearer token | RPC — authenticated-only endpoint for all 31 workspace tools |
Setup
Recommended — Connect with API token
claude mcp add flowyteam \
--transport http \
--url https://flowyteam.com/api/v2/mcp/rpc \
--header "Authorization: Bearer $FLOWYTEAM_API_TOKEN"
Get your token: FlowyTeam → Settings → MCP & AI Integration → copy token.
Claude Desktop / Cursor (mcp.json)
{
"mcpServers": {
"flowyteam": {
"transport": "http",
"url": "https://flowyteam.com/api/v2/mcp/rpc",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_API_TOKEN"
}
}
}
}
Protocol
- Gateway:
POST https://flowyteam.com/api/mcp/gateway
- RPC:
POST https://flowyteam.com/api/v2/mcp/rpc
- Transport: Streamable HTTP (JSON-RPC 2.0)
- Auth:
Authorization: Bearer <api_token> (not required for auth_register / auth_verify_email / auth_login)
- Protocol Version:
2024-11-05
All workspace tools share a method parameter to select the HTTP verb:
method | Operation |
|---|
GET | Read / list records |
POST | Create a new record |
PUT | Update an existing record |
DELETE | Delete a record |
Auth tools (auth_register, auth_verify_email, auth_login) only use POST and do not need a method field.
Tools (34)
All tools require a valid FLOWYTEAM_API_TOKEN Bearer token. See Setup above.
1. tasks (requires Bearer token)
Manage tasks and assignments
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Task ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
project_id | integer | string | Filter by project (GET) or assign to project (POST) |
heading | string | Task title — required for POST |
description | string | Task description |
status | string | Task status (e.g. incomplete, complete) |
priority | string | low / medium / high / urgent |
assigned_to | integer | string | Employee user ID to assign |
user_id | integer | string | Alternative employee ID field |
due_date | string | Due date YYYY-MM-DD |
task_category_id | integer | string | Task category ID |
search | string | Search by keyword |
Examples:
// GET — list incomplete tasks in project 12
{ "method": "GET", "project_id": 12, "status": "incomplete" }
// POST — create task
{ "method": "POST", "heading": "Write API docs", "project_id": 12,
"due_date": "2026-05-10", "priority": "medium", "assigned_to": 7 }
// PUT — mark complete
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 101, "status": "complete" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 101 }
2. projects
Manage projects and project workflow
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Project ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
project_name | string | Project name — required for POST |
status | string | not started / in progress / on hold / finished |
start_date | string | Start date YYYY-MM-DD |
deadline | string | Deadline YYYY-MM-DD |
client_id | integer | string | Client ID |
category_id | integer | string | Project category ID |
project_summary | string | Short description |
notes | string | Additional notes |
search | string | Search by keyword |
Examples:
// GET — list in-progress projects
{ "method": "GET", "status": "in progress" }
// POST — create project
{ "method": "POST", "project_name": "Mobile App v2",
"start_date": "2026-06-01", "deadline": "2026-09-30", "client_id": 3 }
// PUT — update status
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 12, "status": "on hold" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 12 }
3. employees
Manage employees and team members
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Employee ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
name | string | Full name — required for POST |
email | string | Email — required for POST |
password | string | Password — required for POST |
department_id | integer | string | Department ID |
designation_id | integer | string | Job designation ID |
employee_id | string | Custom employee ID/code |
joining_date | string | Joining date YYYY-MM-DD |
status | string | active / inactive |
search | string | Search by name or email |
Examples:
// GET — list active employees in department 4
{ "method": "GET", "department_id": 4, "status": "active" }
// POST — create employee
{ "method": "POST", "name": "John Doe", "email": "john@company.com",
"password": "secret123", "department_id": 4, "designation_id": 2,
"joining_date": "2026-06-01" }
// PUT — deactivate
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 7, "status": "inactive" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 7 }
4. objectives
Manage OKR objectives
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Objective ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
heading | string | Objective title — required for POST |
description | string | Objective description |
level | string | company / department / individual |
type | string | qualitative / quantitative |
status | string | on track / at risk / behind / achieved |
cycle_id | integer | string | Performance cycle ID |
department_id | integer | string | Filter by department |
search | string | Search by keyword |
Examples:
// GET — company-level objectives in cycle 3
{ "method": "GET", "cycle_id": 3, "level": "company" }
// POST — create objective
{ "method": "POST", "heading": "Improve NPS Score",
"level": "company", "cycle_id": 3, "type": "qualitative" }
// PUT — update status
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 20, "status": "at risk" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 20 }
5. key-result
Manage OKR key results linked to objectives
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Key result ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
objective_id | integer | string | Filter by objective (GET) |
krs_owner | integer | string | Objective ID owning this KR — required for POST |
krs_title | string | Key result title |
krs_description | string | Description |
krs_init | number | string | Initial value |
krs_tar | number | string | Target value |
krs_now | number | string | Current value |
krs_weight | number | string | Weight (1–100) |
krs_unit | string | Unit (default %) |
krs_leader | integer | string | Employee details ID for KR owner |
krs_conf | string | Confidence level |
krs_remarks | string | Remarks |
associate_kpis | array | Array of indicator IDs to link |
per_page | integer | Page size |
page | integer | Page number |
Examples:
// GET — key results for objective 20
{ "method": "GET", "objective_id": 20 }
// POST — create key result
{ "method": "POST", "krs_owner": 20, "krs_title": "Reduce churn to < 5%",
"krs_init": 8, "krs_tar": 5, "krs_now": 8, "krs_weight": 100, "krs_unit": "%" }
// PUT — update current value
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 30, "krs_now": 4.2 }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 30 }
6. indicators
Manage KPIs and performance indicators
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | KPI ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
name | string | KPI name — required for POST |
target | number | string | Target value |
unit | string | Unit (e.g. %, USD, count) |
frequency | string | daily / weekly / monthly / quarterly / yearly |
category_id | integer | string | Indicator category ID |
employee_id | integer | string | Assign to employee |
search | string | Search by keyword |
Examples:
// GET — monthly KPIs for employee 7
{ "method": "GET", "employee_id": 7, "frequency": "monthly" }
// POST — create KPI
{ "method": "POST", "name": "Customer Satisfaction Score",
"target": 90, "unit": "%", "frequency": "monthly",
"employee_id": 7, "category_id": 2 }
// PUT — update target
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 40, "target": 95 }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 40 }
7. indicator-record
Manage KPI actual values per period
Methods: GET POST DELETE
POST maps to indicator-record/update-record (upsert by period).
GET with id returns a single record; GET without id returns a list.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Record ID — GET single / DELETE |
indicator_id | integer | string | KPI indicator ID — required for GET list and POST |
period_key | string | Period date dd-m-YYYY e.g. 01-6-2026 — required for POST |
current_value | number | string | Actual value for the period |
target_value | number | string | Target value for the period |
remark | string | Notes |
score | number | string | Computed score |
month | integer | string | Filter by month number (GET list) |
year | integer | string | Filter by year (GET list) |
start_date | string | Filter from date (GET list) |
end_date | string | Filter to date (GET list) |
all | boolean | string | Return all records without pagination |
per_page | integer | Page size |
page | integer | Page number |
Examples:
// GET — records for KPI 40 in May 2026
{ "method": "GET", "indicator_id": 40, "month": 5, "year": 2026 }
// POST — submit/update actual value for a period
{ "method": "POST", "indicator_id": 40, "period_key": "01-6-2026",
"current_value": 112000, "target_value": 100000, "remark": "Exceeded target" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 200 }
8. leads
Manage sales leads and prospects
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Lead ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
client_name | string | Lead contact name — required for POST |
company_name | string | Company name |
email | string | Contact email |
mobile | string | Contact mobile |
website | string | Company website |
address | string | Address |
note | string | Notes |
agent_id | integer | string | Assign to sales agent |
source_id | integer | string | Lead source ID (POST) |
status_id | integer | string | Lead status ID (POST) |
status | integer | string | Lead status ID (PUT) |
source | integer | string | Lead source ID (PUT) |
meeting_date | string | Scheduled meeting date |
next_follow_up | string | yes or no |
client | string | lead or client filter (GET) |
followUp | string | Filter follow-up required (GET) |
startDate | string | Filter from date (GET) |
endDate | string | Filter to date (GET) |
sort_field | string | Sort column |
sort_direction | string | asc / desc |
per_page | integer | Page size |
page | integer | Page number |
Examples:
// GET — list leads with pagination
{ "method": "GET", "client": "lead", "per_page": 20, "page": 1 }
// POST — create lead
{ "method": "POST", "client_name": "PT Maju Jaya",
"email": "info@majujaya.com", "mobile": "+6281234567890",
"status_id": 1, "agent_id": 7 }
// PUT — update status and add note
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 55, "status": 3, "note": "Proposal sent" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 55 }
9. clients
Manage clients and customer relationships
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Client ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
name | string | Contact name — required for POST |
email | string | Email — required for POST |
company_name | string | Company name |
website | string | Company website |
address | string | Address |
mobile | string | Phone number |
send_email | string | yes / no — send welcome email |
skype | string | null | Skype handle |
linkedin | string | null | LinkedIn URL |
twitter | string | null | Twitter handle |
facebook | string | null | Facebook URL |
gst_number | string | null | Tax/GST number |
note | string | null | Notes |
search | string | Search by name or company |
Examples:
// GET — search clients
{ "method": "GET", "search": "acme" }
// POST — create client
{ "method": "POST", "name": "Alice Johnson",
"email": "alice@newclient.com", "company_name": "New Client Ltd",
"mobile": "+0987654321", "send_email": "yes" }
// PUT — update website
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 3, "website": "https://acme-new.com" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 3 }
10. tickets
Manage support tickets and issues
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Ticket ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
subject | string | Ticket subject — required for POST |
description | string | Ticket description |
status | string | open / pending / resolved / closed |
priority | string | low / medium / high / urgent |
type_id | integer | string | Ticket type ID |
channel_id | integer | string | Ticket channel ID |
agent_id | integer | string | Assign to agent |
user_id | integer | string | Reporter user ID |
search | string | Search by keyword |
Examples:
// GET — high-priority open tickets
{ "method": "GET", "status": "open", "priority": "high" }
// POST — create ticket
{ "method": "POST", "subject": "Cannot export report",
"description": "Export button not responding",
"priority": "medium", "type_id": 1, "channel_id": 2, "user_id": 7 }
// PUT — resolve and reassign
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 500, "status": "resolved", "agent_id": 8 }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 500 }
11. attendance
Manage attendance records and time tracking
Methods: GET POST PUT
POST → clock in (attendance/clock-in)
PUT → clock out (attendance/clock-out)
GET with today: true → today's attendance summary
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT |
id | integer | string | Attendance record ID — required for PUT (clock-out) |
employee_id | integer | string | Employee ID |
date | string | Specific date YYYY-MM-DD |
month | string | Filter by month |
year | string | Filter by year |
clock_in_time | string | Clock-in time HH:MM:SS |
clock_out_time | string | Clock-out time HH:MM:SS |
working_from | string | office / home / other |
late_reason | string | Reason if arriving late |
today | boolean | string | Set true to get today's records (GET) |
Examples:
// GET — today's attendance
{ "method": "GET", "today": true }
// GET — by month/year
{ "method": "GET", "employee_id": 7, "month": "5", "year": "2026" }
// POST — clock in
{ "method": "POST", "employee_id": 7, "working_from": "office" }
// PUT — clock out
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 300 }
12. leave
Manage employee leave requests
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Leave ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
user_id | integer | string | Employee user ID — required for POST |
leave_type_id | integer | string | Leave type ID — required for POST / PUT |
leave_date | string | Leave start date YYYY-MM-DD — required for POST |
duration | string | full day / half day / multiple |
reason | string | Leave reason |
status | string | pending / approved / rejected (PUT for approval) |
multi_date | string | Comma-separated dates for multiple duration |
userId | integer | string | Filter by employee (GET) |
startDate | string | Filter from date (GET) |
endDate | string | Filter to date (GET) |
search | string | Search keyword |
all | boolean | string | Return all records without pagination |
per_page | integer | Page size |
page | integer | Page number |
Examples:
// GET — pending leaves for employee 7
{ "method": "GET", "userId": 7, "status": "pending" }
// POST — apply for leave
{ "method": "POST", "user_id": 7, "leave_type_id": 1,
"leave_date": "2026-05-15", "duration": "full day", "reason": "Family event" }
// PUT — approve leave
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 88, "status": "approved" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 88 }
13. department
Manage departments and teams
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
Supports lookup by name (string) in addition to id for PUT / DELETE.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Department ID |
name | string | Current department name — for lookup (PUT / DELETE) |
team_name | string | Department name — required for POST / PUT |
description | string | Department description |
parent_id | integer | string | Parent department ID |
leader_id | integer | string | Department leader employee ID |
search | string | Search by name |
sort_field | string | Sort column |
sort_direction | string | asc / desc |
Examples:
// GET — search departments
{ "method": "GET", "search": "marketing" }
// POST — create department
{ "method": "POST", "team_name": "Product Design",
"description": "UI/UX and product design team" }
// PUT — rename by ID
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 4, "team_name": "Digital Marketing & SEO" }
// PUT — rename by name (auto-resolves ID)
{ "method": "PUT", "name": "Digital Marketing", "team_name": "Digital Marketing & SEO" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 4 }
14. designation
Manage job designations and roles
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Designation ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
name | string | Designation name — required for POST / PUT |
search | string | Search by keyword |
Examples:
// GET — search designations
{ "method": "GET", "search": "engineer" }
// POST — create designation
{ "method": "POST", "name": "DevOps Engineer" }
// PUT — rename
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 2, "name": "Principal Software Engineer" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 2 }
15. performance-cycle
Manage performance / OKR cycles
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Cycle ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
name | string | Cycle name — required for POST / PUT |
cycle_type | string | Cycle type — required for POST / PUT (e.g. quarterly, annual) |
started_at | string | Start date YYYY-MM-DD — required for POST / PUT |
finished_at | string | End date YYYY-MM-DD — required for POST / PUT |
sort_field | string | Sort column |
sort_direction | string | asc / desc |
per_page | integer | Page size |
page | integer | Page number |
Examples:
// GET — list cycles
{ "method": "GET", "per_page": 10, "page": 1 }
// POST — create quarterly cycle
{ "method": "POST", "name": "Q3 2026", "cycle_type": "quarterly",
"started_at": "2026-07-01", "finished_at": "2026-09-30" }
// PUT — rename cycle
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 3, "name": "Q2 2026 Revised" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 3 }
16. holiday
Manage company holidays
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Holiday ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
occasion | string | Holiday name — required for POST / PUT |
date | string | Date in dd/mm/yyyy format — required for POST / PUT |
year | integer | string | Filter by year (GET) |
status | string | upcoming / past / all (GET) |
search | string | Search by keyword |
all | boolean | string | Return all records without pagination |
sort_field | string | Sort column |
sort_direction | string | asc / desc |
per_page | integer | Page size |
page | integer | Page number |
Examples:
// GET — upcoming holidays in 2026
{ "method": "GET", "year": 2026, "status": "upcoming" }
// POST — add holiday
{ "method": "POST", "occasion": "New Year's Day", "date": "01/01/2027" }
// PUT — rename holiday
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 10, "occasion": "National Independence Day" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 10 }
17. project-category
Manage project categories and classifications
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Category ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
category_name | string | Category name — required for POST / PUT |
search | string | Search by keyword |
Examples:
// GET — search categories
{ "method": "GET", "search": "web" }
// POST
{ "method": "POST", "category_name": "Mobile Development" }
// PUT
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 1, "category_name": "Web & PWA Development" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 1 }
18. task-category
Manage task categories and types
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Category ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
category_name | string | Category name — required for POST / PUT |
search | string | Search by keyword |
Examples:
// GET
{ "method": "GET", "search": "bug" }
// POST
{ "method": "POST", "category_name": "Feature Request" }
// PUT
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 1, "category_name": "Critical Bug Fix" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 1 }
19. ticket-type
Manage ticket types and classifications
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Ticket type ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
type | string | Ticket type name — required for POST / PUT |
search | string | Search by keyword |
Examples:
// GET
{ "method": "GET", "search": "bug" }
// POST
{ "method": "POST", "type": "Feature Request" }
// PUT
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 1, "type": "Critical Bug" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 1 }
20. ticket-channel
Manage ticket channels and submission methods
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Channel ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
channel_name | string | Channel name — required for POST / PUT |
search | string | Search by keyword |
Examples:
// GET — list all channels
{ "method": "GET" }
// POST
{ "method": "POST", "channel_name": "WhatsApp" }
// PUT
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 1, "channel_name": "Email Support" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 1 }
21. ticket-agent
List ticket agents and their groups
Methods: GET
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET |
Example:
// GET — list all ticket agents
{ "method": "GET" }
Response:
{
"status": "success",
"data": [
{ "id": 7, "name": "Sarah Lee", "email": "sarah@company.com", "group": "Technical Support" }
]
}
22. indicator-category
Manage KPI / indicator categories
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | integer | string | Category ID — required for PUT / DELETE |
indicator_type_name | string | Category name — required for POST / PUT |
status | string | Filter by status; omit or all for no filter (GET) |
search | string | Search by keyword |
all | boolean | string | Return all records without pagination |
sort_field | string | Sort column |
sort_direction | string | asc / desc |
per_page | integer | Page size |
page | integer | Page number |
Examples:
// GET — list all categories
{ "method": "GET", "all": true }
// POST
{ "method": "POST", "indicator_type_name": "Engineering" }
// PUT
{ "method": "PUT", "id": 1, "indicator_type_name": "Revenue & Sales" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": 1 }
23. leave-type
Manage leave types (Annual, Sick, etc.)
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
Write operations (POST/PUT/DELETE) are admin-only.
Lookup by id or type_name (partial match) for PUT/DELETE.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | string | Leave type ID — or use type_name to look up |
type_name | string | Leave type name — required for POST |
days | number | Number of allowed days per year |
color | string | Color code e.g. #FF0000 |
is_paid | boolean | Is this a paid leave type? Default: true |
search | string | Search by name |
Examples:
// GET — list all leave types
{ "method": "GET" }
// POST
{ "method": "POST", "type_name": "Maternity Leave", "days": 90, "is_paid": true }
// PUT — update days allowed
{ "method": "PUT", "type_name": "Annual Leave", "days": 14 }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": "3" }
24. invoices
Manage client invoices
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
Requires invoices module enabled. POST/PUT/DELETE are admin-only.
Lookup by id or invoice_number (e.g. INV#0001) for PUT/DELETE.
Employees see only invoices linked to projects they are members of.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | string | Invoice ID |
invoice_number | string | Display number e.g. INV#0001 — used to look up for PUT/DELETE |
client_id | string | Client user ID |
client_name | string | Client company or contact name — auto-resolved to ID |
project_id | string | Link to project |
issue_date | string | Issue date YYYY-MM-DD (defaults to today) |
due_date | string | Due date YYYY-MM-DD |
sub_total | number | Subtotal amount |
total | number | Total amount — required for POST |
currency_id | string | Currency ID |
note | string | Invoice notes |
search | string | Search by invoice number or client name |
startDate | string | Filter from issue date |
endDate | string | Filter to issue date |
Examples:
// GET — list invoices
{ "method": "GET", "client_name": "Acme Corp" }
// POST — create invoice
{ "method": "POST", "client_name": "Acme Corp", "total": 5000,
"issue_date": "2026-05-01", "due_date": "2026-05-31" }
// PUT — update due date
{ "method": "PUT", "invoice_number": "INV#0001", "due_date": "2026-06-15" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "invoice_number": "INV#0001" }
25. estimates
Manage client estimates and quotes
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
Requires estimates module enabled. POST/PUT/DELETE are admin-only.
Lookup by id or estimate_number (e.g. EST#0001) for PUT/DELETE.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | string | Estimate ID |
estimate_number | string | Display number e.g. EST#0001 — look up for PUT/DELETE |
client_id | string | Client user ID |
client_name | string | Client company or contact name — auto-resolved to ID |
valid_till | string | Expiry date YYYY-MM-DD |
sub_total | number | Subtotal |
total | number | Total amount — required for POST |
discount | number | Discount amount |
discount_type | string | percent or fixed |
currency_id | string | Currency ID |
note | string | Notes |
status | string | draft / sent / declined / accepted |
search | string | Search by number or client |
startDate | string | Filter from valid_till |
endDate | string | Filter to valid_till |
Examples:
// GET — list accepted estimates
{ "method": "GET", "status": "accepted" }
// POST — create estimate
{ "method": "POST", "client_name": "Acme Corp", "total": 12000,
"valid_till": "2026-06-30", "status": "draft" }
// PUT — mark as sent
{ "method": "PUT", "estimate_number": "EST#0003", "status": "sent" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "estimate_number": "EST#0003" }
26. contracts
Manage client contracts
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
Requires contracts module enabled. POST/PUT/DELETE are admin-only.
Lookup by id or subject (partial match) for PUT/DELETE.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | string | Contract ID |
subject | string | Contract title — required for POST; also used for lookup |
client_id | string | Client user ID |
client_name | string | Client company name — auto-resolved to ID |
contract_type_id | string | Contract type ID |
start_date | string | Start date YYYY-MM-DD |
end_date | string | End date YYYY-MM-DD |
amount | number | Contract value |
currency_id | string | Currency ID |
description | string | Contract notes |
search | string | Search by contract subject |
startDate | string | Filter by start_date from |
endDate | string | Filter by end_date to |
Examples:
// GET — list contracts for a client
{ "method": "GET", "client_name": "Acme Corp" }
// POST — create contract
{ "method": "POST", "subject": "Annual Support Contract",
"client_name": "Acme Corp", "start_date": "2026-01-01",
"end_date": "2026-12-31", "amount": 24000 }
// PUT — update amount
{ "method": "PUT", "subject": "Annual Support Contract", "amount": 30000 }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": "7" }
27. events
Manage company calendar events
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
Requires events module enabled. POST/PUT/DELETE are admin-only.
Lookup by id or event_name (partial match) for PUT/DELETE.
Distinct from holiday — use events for internal company events, meetings, etc.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | string | Event ID |
event_name | string | Event name — required for POST; also used for lookup |
where | string | Event location |
description | string | Event description |
start_date_time | string | Start date/time YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm — required for POST |
end_date_time | string | End date/time YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm — required for POST |
repeat | string | yes / no (default: no) |
repeat_every | integer | Repeat interval (e.g. every 2 weeks) |
repeat_cycles | integer | Number of repetitions |
repeat_type | string | daily / weekly / monthly / yearly |
label_color | string | Bootstrap class or hex color (default: bg-info) |
month | string | Filter by month number 1–12 |
year | string | Filter by year |
startDate | string | Filter events from date |
endDate | string | Filter events to date |
search | string | Search by event name |
Examples:
// GET — events in June 2026
{ "method": "GET", "month": "6", "year": "2026" }
// POST — create event
{ "method": "POST", "event_name": "Q2 All-Hands Meeting",
"start_date_time": "2026-06-15 09:00",
"end_date_time": "2026-06-15 11:00", "where": "Main Conference Room" }
// PUT — change location
{ "method": "PUT", "event_name": "Q2 All-Hands Meeting", "where": "Zoom" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": "15" }
28. expenses
Manage expenses and claims
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
Requires expenses module enabled. DELETE is admin-only.
Employees can create/update their own pending expenses.
Admin-created expenses default to approved; employee-submitted default to pending.
Lookup by id or item_name (partial match) for PUT/DELETE.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | string | Expense ID |
item_name | string | Expense item name — required for POST; also used for lookup |
purchase_date | string | Purchase date YYYY-MM-DD — required for POST |
price | number | Expense amount — required for POST |
purchase_from | string | Where it was purchased |
currency_id | string | Currency ID (defaults to company currency) |
expense_category_id | string | Expense category ID |
user_id | string | Employee user ID (admin only; defaults to self) |
employee_name | string | Employee name — auto-resolved to user_id |
project_id | string | Link to project |
description | string | Additional notes |
status | string | pending / approved / rejected — filter (GET) or update (PUT, admin only) |
can_claim | integer | boolean | 1 = reimbursement claim, 0 = regular expense |
startDate | string | Filter from purchase date |
endDate | string | Filter to purchase date |
Examples:
// GET — pending expenses
{ "method": "GET", "status": "pending" }
// POST — submit expense
{ "method": "POST", "item_name": "Team Lunch", "purchase_date": "2026-05-10",
"price": 250, "can_claim": 1, "description": "Client meeting lunch" }
// PUT — approve expense (admin)
{ "method": "PUT", "id": "99", "status": "approved" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": "99" }
29. expense-category
Manage expense categories
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
Requires expenses module enabled. Write operations are admin-only.
Lookup by id or category_name (partial match) for PUT/DELETE.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | string | Category ID |
category_name | string | Category name — required for POST; also used for lookup |
search | string | Search by category name |
Examples:
// GET
{ "method": "GET" }
// POST
{ "method": "POST", "category_name": "Travel & Accommodation" }
// PUT
{ "method": "PUT", "category_name": "Travel", "category_name": "Travel & Accommodation" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": "5" }
30. notices
Manage company notice board
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
Requires notices module enabled. POST/PUT/DELETE are admin-only.
Employees see only notices addressed to all or employee.
Lookup by id or heading (partial match) for PUT/DELETE.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | string | Notice ID |
heading | string | Notice title — required for POST; also used for lookup |
description | string | Notice content body — required for POST |
to | string | Target audience: all / employee / client (default: all) |
search | string | Search by heading |
startDate | string | Filter from created date |
endDate | string | Filter to created date |
Examples:
// GET — notices for employees
{ "method": "GET", "to": "employee" }
// POST — create announcement
{ "method": "POST", "heading": "Office Closed on Friday",
"description": "The office will be closed this Friday for maintenance.",
"to": "all" }
// PUT — update content
{ "method": "PUT", "heading": "Office Closed on Friday",
"description": "Updated: Office closed Friday AND Monday." }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": "12" }
31. timelogs
Manage project and task time logs
Methods: GET POST PUT DELETE
Requires timelogs module enabled. DELETE is admin-only.
POST starts a timer (sets end_time = null).
PUT stops a running timer by providing end_time, or edits any field.
PUT without id finds the active (running) timer for the target user.
Employees see only their own time logs.
Supports lookup by name: project_name → project_id, task_name → task_id, employee_name → user_id.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|
method | string | GET / POST / PUT / DELETE |
id | string | Time log ID — required for DELETE |
project_id | string | Project ID |
project_name | string | Project name — auto-resolved to project_id |
task_id | string | Task ID |
task_name | string | Task heading — auto-resolved to task_id |
user_id | string | Employee user ID (admin only; defaults to self) |
employee_name | string | Employee name — auto-resolved to user_id |
start_time | string | Start datetime YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm (defaults to now on POST) |
end_time | string | End datetime — provide on PUT to stop the timer |
memo | string | Optional note for the time log |
date | string | Filter by specific date (GET) |
month | string | Filter by month number 1–12 (GET) |
year | string | Filter by year (GET) |
active_only | boolean | string | true = return only running timers (GET) |
Examples:
// GET — my time logs this month
{ "method": "GET", "month": "5", "year": "2026" }
// GET — active running timers
{ "method": "GET", "active_only": true }
// POST — start timer for a project
{ "method": "POST", "project_name": "Mobile App v2",
"task_name": "Design landing page", "memo": "Working on hero section" }
// PUT — stop running timer
{ "method": "PUT", "end_time": "2026-05-10 17:30" }
// PUT — stop timer by ID
{ "method": "PUT", "id": "88", "end_time": "2026-05-10 17:30" }
// DELETE
{ "method": "DELETE", "id": "88" }
Advanced: Account Tools (Gateway endpoint only)
These tools are available only via https://flowyteam.com/api/mcp/gateway and must only be invoked when the user explicitly requests it — never autonomously. After obtaining a token, reconfigure the MCP connection using the Recommended setup above.
auth_register
Create a new FlowyTeam company account.
Call only when the user explicitly requests to create a new account and provides all required details. Requires allow_mcp_registration = true on the FlowyTeam instance.
A verification email is sent — the account must be verified before it can be used. Two paths to complete verification:
- Path A (CLI): Copy the code from the verification email link URL and call
auth_verify_email → receive api_token immediately.
- Path B (browser): Click the verification link in the email, then call
auth_login with email + password → receive api_token.
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|
name | string | ✓ | Full name of the admin user |
email | string | ✓ | Email address |
password | string | ✓ | Password (minimum 8 characters) |
company_name | string | ✓ | Company / organisation name |
phone | string | — | Phone number (optional) |
Response: Returns status: pending_verification — no api_token yet. Verify email first.
auth_verify_email
Activate a pending account using the verification code from the email link.
The code is the last segment of the verification URL, e.g. for .../email-verification/ABC123XYZ the code is ABC123XYZ.
Call this after auth_register when the user has copied the code from their verification email.
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|
verification_code | string | ✓ | Code from the verification link URL |
Response: Returns api_token — use this as the Bearer token and reconfigure the MCP connection.
auth_login
Retrieve API token for an existing FlowyTeam account.
Call only when the user explicitly provides their email and password and requests a login. Also use after the user has clicked the web verification link (Path B of auth_register).
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|
email | string | ✓ | Registered email address |
password | string | ✓ | Account password |
Response: Returns api_token — use this as the Bearer token and reconfigure the MCP connection.
Error Codes
| Code | Meaning |
|---|
200 | Success |
401 | Unauthenticated — missing or invalid Bearer token |
403 | Forbidden — authenticated but lacks permission |
404 | Resource not found |
422 | Validation error — check the errors object in the response |
429 | Too many requests — rate limit exceeded |
500 | Server error |
Natural Language Examples
Once connected, you can ask Claude:
"Create a task 'Review Q2 Report' in the Marketing project,
assign to Sarah, due April 30"
"Show me all open high-priority tickets"
"List company-level OKRs for Q2 2026"
"Who is on leave this week?"
"Add a new employee: John Doe, email john@company.com,
Engineering department, joining June 1"
"What are the KPI scores for the Sales team this month?"
"Create a new lead: PT Maju Jaya, contact info@majujaya.com,
assign to agent ID 7"
"Clock in employee 7 from office"
"List all upcoming holidays in 2026"
"Show me all pending expense claims"
"Create an invoice for Acme Corp, total $5,000, due May 31"
"What events do we have in June?"
"Post an announcement: office closed Friday"
"Log 8 hours on the Mobile App project for today"
"Show me all running timers right now"
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