Connect any agent. Keep every control.
Works with Claude, ChatGPT, and the agents your own team builds. Read Pliant data, take actions, and automate across your stack, under the user's permissions.
Built for agents, wherever they run
Act, not just read
Agents search transactions, attach receipts, update coding, and adjust card controls. Anything financial is proposed first, then confirmed by you.
Automate across your stack
Pull invoices from email, match them to transactions, post the result to Slack. One flow, in Claude or n8n.
Same permissions, every agent
Every agent acts under a Pliant user's role, and that user stays accountable. Same confirmations and audit trail as inside Pliant.
Two ways to connect
MCP
Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible tool
Ask a question or request an action, in the moment
Reads spend, receipts, and merchant data, and can take simple actions like commenting or assigning a transaction
Any action that changes data asks for your confirmation first
Early accessCLI
Built for scripts, coding agents, and CI
Set it up once, and it runs on its own, on a schedule or as part of a pipeline
Same tools as MCP: search transactions, review cards, update coding, attach receipts, analyze spend
Same confirmation step before anything financial runs
Built for how you work
Reconcile card spend per booking, match supplier invoices to transactions, and flag bookings with missing documents.
Build per-trip summaries, collect receipts across email and Pliant, and catch policy exceptions before month-end.
Run coding and policy checks on claims-related spend, with document access limited to what members have consented to.
Match invoices to transactions and cost centers, and prepare the accounting split for review.
Tag spend per client and channel, and prepare re-billing exports.
Review renewals and seat spend per vendor, and flag unusual charges.
Offer your own MCP, including Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor plugins and skills, as part of your white-labeled card and expense management program.
Offer it as your own
Give your customers the same AI-agent capability, without building it yourself. Their assistants and coding agents work on your program, under your brand and your permissions.
Which interface fits your agent?
| MCP | CLI | REST API | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Best for | Claude, ChatGPT, or a hosted agent | Scripts, CI, or a coding agent | Building your own product |
| Setup | Connects in minutes | Connects in minutes | Takes hours to days |
| Control | Acts under your role | Acts under your role | Total control, more setup |
FAQs
Only what you can see yourself. An admin turns on the connector for your team, each person connects their own account, and every call gets logged.
Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor, n8n, and any tool that supports adding an MCP connector. For scripts, coding agents, and agents you run yourself, the CLI covers that too (early access).
Yes. Any agent that speaks MCP or runs a command line can work with Pliant, whichever framework or model it runs on, including open-source models on your own infrastructure.
Agents prepare, people confirm. Money movement isn't exposed to agents today. Agentic payments adds it, with budgets, limits, and a confirmation step, through the same connections you already use.
The Assistant lives inside Pliant. This brings Pliant out to wherever you're already working: your inbox, your docs, your AI tool of choice.
The CLI is built for things that don't wait around for a chat window such as scripts, CI jobs, automated pipelines. It runs instantly and hands off clean output to whatever's next. If you're chatting with an assistant, MCP is the easier, install-free route.
Not quite. The CLI acts as you, with your permissions and your confirmations. It is built for an agent working alongside a person. The REST API runs on your organization's credentials and covers the full platform, for teams building their own integration.
Yes. Banks and platforms get a white-labeled MCP with their own plugins and skills for Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor, as part of their card and expense management program.
