Add Model Context Protocol (MCP) Support for AI Agent Integrations

As a property management company, we're increasingly using AI agents to automate operations across our tech stack. We'd love to see Nomod support the Model Context Protocol (MCP) so AI assistants can securely interact with Nomod without requiring custom API integrations for every use case.

Why this matters

MCP is becoming the standard protocol for connecting AI models (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, etc.) with business applications. Native MCP support would make Nomod significantly more valuable within AI-powered workflows.

Suggested Capabilities

• Expose Nomod as an MCP Server

• Read payment requests, invoices, payment links, and transaction history

• Create and manage payment links

• Retrieve payment status and reconciliation data

• Search customers and transactions

• Secure authentication (OAuth/API Keys)

• Fine-grained permissions and scopes

Example Use Cases

• AI assistant generates a payment link when a guest requests an upgrade.

• AI agent checks whether a security deposit has been paid before sending check-in instructions.

• AI automatically reconciles successful payments with PMS/CRM systems.

• Finance assistant answers questions like:

  • "Which guests have unpaid balances?"

  • "How much revenue was collected today?"

  • "Generate payment links for all outstanding invoices."

Benefits

• Easier AI automation without custom development

• Faster integrations with modern AI platforms

• Reduced engineering effort for customers

• Future-proofs Nomod as AI-native workflows become the industry standard

• Makes Nomod a first-class component in automation platforms like Zapier, n8n, Conduit, and custom AI agents

As an enterprise customer in the hospitality industry, MCP support would allow us to build autonomous workflows around guest payments, security deposits, upsells, and finance operations while keeping Nomod at the center of our payment infrastructure. This would be a significant competitive advantage as AI-powered operations become the new standard.