Debitura MCP server

Debitura provides a debt collection MCP server that lets creditors and builders manage collection cases from the AI assistant they already use. It supports querying case status, reading partner messages, and previewing fees before submitting new collection cases in plain language. The server is designed to work with MCP clients like Claude, Cursor and VS Code Copilot, enabling access to case data without opening the web app.

The MCP server connects via an API key, is stateless, and carries requests to the Debitura Customer API for the account in question. It provides a set of 16 tools (13 read, 3 write) that let an assistant read cases, timelines, payments and more, or submit cases, upload documents and send partner messages. It emphasizes a preview step before submission and idempotency to avoid duplicates on retry.

The server supports using any MCP client by pointing at the provided URL, with setup snippets in a public GitHub repository. It specifies scope restrictions by API key per account, and notes that data is not stored on the MCP server itself, which is stateless and passes requests to the Debitura API.

Debitura presents the MCP server as part of a broader debt collection platform that includes a REST API, a SaaS workflow and integrations. It highlights that no money is held by Debitura; instead, local partners perform collections and payouts go directly to the partner. It also notes that there is no upfront cost and that fees are shown before submitting a claim.

Use cases

• Finance and credit teams use it to check case status and messages from within their AI workspace