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Works with

Claude CodeClaude DesktopCursorVS CodeClineCodex CLIOpenClaw+ any MCP client

Install to Claude Code

This server doesn't publish a one-line install command. Follow the setup in the source repository.

Summary

Enables natural language interaction with Xero accounting data, managing contacts, invoices, and accounts across multiple organisations via OAuth2.

README.md

xero-oauth-mcp-server

A custom Model Context Protocol server for Xero, using the standard OAuth2 authorization-code + refresh-token flow (no paid Custom Connection required). Supports multiple connected organisations (tenants) — every tool takes an optional org argument.

Capabilities

  • Contacts: list_contacts, get_contact, create_contact, update_contact
  • Invoices: list_invoices, get_invoice, create_invoice, update_invoice,

list_overdue_invoices, list_recurring_invoices

  • Utility: list_organisations, list_accounts

How org selection works

Each tool accepts an optional org. It is resolved (case-insensitive) against:

  1. an alias from XERO_ORG_ALIASES (e.g. main → a tenantId),
  2. an exact tenantId, then
  3. a substring of the org's name in Xero.

If org is omitted, the server uses XERO_DEFAULT_ORG (which may itself be an alias), or the first connected org when that is unset.

One-time setup

1. Create a Xero app

developer.xero.comNew app → Web app.

  • Add redirect URI: http://localhost:49831/callback
  • Copy the Client ID and generate a Client Secret.

Newer Xero apps use granular scopes. This server requests accounting.contacts, accounting.invoices, and accounting.settings.read (plus openid profile email offline_access). Make sure those are enabled on the app.

2. Build

npm install
npm run build

3. Authorize (interactive, once)

XERO_CLIENT_ID=xxx XERO_CLIENT_SECRET=yyy npm run auth

A browser opens — log in and authorize each organisation you want to use (re-run to add more later). The refresh token and the connected tenant list are saved to ~/.xero-mcp-id/tokens.json (chmod 600). The refresh token rotates automatically on every use.

4. Register with an MCP client

Example (Claude Code): ``bash claude mcp add xero -s user \ -e XERO_CLIENT_ID=xxx \ -e XERO_CLIENT_SECRET=yyy \ -e XERO_DEFAULT_ORG=main \ -e XERO_ORG_ALIASES='{"main":"<tenant-guid>","secondary":"<tenant-guid>"}' \ -- node /absolute/path/to/dist/index.js ``

Environment variables

| Var | Default | Purpose | |-----|---------|---------| | XERO_CLIENT_ID / XERO_CLIENT_SECRET | — | App credentials (required) | | XERO_DEFAULT_ORG | first org | Org used when a tool omits org (alias/tenantId/name) | | XERO_ORG_ALIASES | {} | JSON map of friendly alias → tenantId | | XERO_REDIRECT_PORT | 49831 | Local callback port (must match the app's redirect URI) | | XERO_READONLY | unset | When true, all write tools refuse | | XERO_TOKEN_DIR | ~/.xero-mcp-id | Where the token store lives |

Security

  • No credentials or tokens are stored in this repository.
  • Client ID/secret are passed via environment; the refresh token + tenant list

live only in XERO_TOKEN_DIR (default ~/.xero-mcp-id/, chmod 600), which is git-ignored.

  • Write tools (create_ / update_) can be globally disabled with

XERO_READONLY=true.

License

MIT

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