What is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and how does it work in Orderry?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows AI tools to securely connect to external systems, retrieve data, and process it in real time.
Orderry Model Context Protocol (MCP) server opens up new possibilities for integrating artificial intelligence with your account. Thanks to this solution, AI-powered code editors (such as Cursor) and universal tools (like Claude Desktop or Codex) can interact directly with Orderry API and documentation.
Features of the Orderry MCP Server
The Orderry MCP server provides AI tools with the following capabilities:
Direct access to the Orderry API - execute requests directly from the development environment
Search the documentation - quickly find the information you need
Real-time data - access up-to-date data from your account
Code generation assistance - simplifying integration and process automation in Orderry
How to connect to the Orderry MCP server?
Orderry provides a remote MCP server, accessible at:
To connect:
Open your AI tool or code editor
Find the MCP settings (or external server connections)
Enter the server address: https://roapp.readme.io/mcp
Orderry API documentation provides configuration examples for AI editors.
How do I check my MCP settings?
After setting up, you can verify your connection to the MCP server:
Open your AI editor (Cursor, Codex, Claude Desktop)
Start a new chat with the AI assistant
Ask a question about the Orderry—for example:
“How can I get my work orders from last month?”
“Show me an example of Python code that calculates the average sales receipt for the last 30 days”
Now the AI has access to your Orderry account data and documentation via the MCP server.