EconomicoAgent-native control
Your agent keeps the books, and you decide where it works
Connect Claude, Codex or another agent you already work with. It records your invoices, bills and payments and answers questions about your numbers. You choose which company it can see, and it can never do more there than you can.
You approve one connection
Your agent connects the way agents connect to any outside tool: over MCP, or through Economico's API or command-line tool. You sign in and see a consent screen that names the agent asking. Pick the company it may reach; the connection gets full access to it, up to your own permissions. Economico checks every action again each time the agent acts, and you can revoke the connection at any time.
Then ask for the bookkeeping in your own words
Tell your agent to add a customer, record their contract, record this month's invoice or a payment that came in, and show you the reports. Every change comes back with a receipt. If the agent retries after a dropped connection, Economico returns the first receipt instead of recording the same thing twice. You can read the same books in your browser at any time, without giving the agent anything more.
Show me the contract terms and the invoice you are about to record. After you record it, show me the receipt and the entries.
Economico never asks for your email, bank or CRM
Your agent reaches those systems with the access you already gave it, and records what matters in your books. Economico only sees what the agent records: the facts and the documents it sends. You can see everything it recorded and disconnect it at any time. What the agent's own provider does with what it reads is up to that provider's policy, not Economico's. There is no Economico chatbot to learn: you keep using the agent you have.
Connect your agent
Connect your agent, then check its work
Approve it for your company, then read the receipt for its first transaction.