Connect Aurgus in three steps
The remote Aurgus MCP server works with any MCP-compatible client — Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini. Add it once, sign in, and run a governed, audit-defensible rebate close from the chat. Aurgus works beside your ERP, reads and computes, and never posts to your general ledger.
Add it once — then just ask
Add the connector
In your AI client, add a custom connector with this server URL. It works with any MCP-compatible client.
https://mcp.aurgus.com/api/mcp
No API key to manage. You sign in with one click when you first connect.
Sign in & activate
Approve the one-click connection and sign in with your work email. Then choose how you’d like to run:
Secure sign-in on aurgus.com — payment is handled by Stripe, never in the chat.
Run your close
Open a chat and just ask — address it by name. Aurgus leads the engagement like your controller and tells you what it needs.
Hand it your agreement plus your POS, claims, and credits. You approve — it never posts to your GL.
Guided, provider-specific walkthroughs
Prefer a step-by-step for your assistant? Follow the guide and run your first close in minutes. The server URL is the same everywhere.
Add the same server URL as a custom connector, then approve the connection.
See the universal steps →Register Aurgus as an MCP tool and sign in to activate your tenant.
See the universal steps →Talk to Aurgus like a colleague
Start every request with “Aurgus” so your assistant routes it to the connector. These map to the real tools — ingest, compute, trace, export, explain.
- ›“Aurgus, ingest my Q3 POS extract and map the columns for me to confirm.”
- ›“Aurgus, run a governed close on what I just ingested.”
- ›“Aurgus, trace this accrual back to its source row, rule, and agreement.”
- ›“Aurgus, export the auditor-ready deliverable for my latest close.”
- ›“Aurgus, explain the ASC 606 / 705-20 treatment for a volume rebate.”
A human certifies. The assistant never posts.
Nothing is booked until a person certifies the mapping. Through the connector, Aurgus can read, stage, and compute — but it never posts to your general ledger. The column mapping that decides which number is money has to be signed by a person before a close runs, and approval of the result stays human-gated.
Aurgus is a product of MyDealsGroup LLC (d/b/a Aurgus), Austin, TX. Aurgus is a standard remote MCP server — the same server connects from any MCP-compatible client. Questions: [email protected].