SBIS (Saby) API MCP server
sbis-mcp-ru
An MCP server for SBIS (Saby): documents and workflow stages, signing, certificates, powers of attorney, employees and counterparties
AI agents can interact with Saby (SBIS) primarily through the SBIS (Saby) API MCP server for full access to documents, workflow stages, signing, certificates, powers of attorney, employees, and counterparties.
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sbis-mcp-ru
An MCP server for SBIS (Saby): documents and workflow stages, signing, certificates, powers of attorney, employees and counterparties
Read-only access to the Saby API: incoming documents, tasks, counterparties and certificates, with no write commands in the code
Unofficial MCP server for Saby (SBIS) EDI: the agent reads documents, events, counterparties and attachments without signing anything
Additional MCP servers include saby-mcp-ro for read-only access to incoming documents, tasks, counterparties, and certificates, and sbis-mcp for reading documents, events, counterparties, and attachments without signing. These MCP servers support agents such as Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, SourceCraft, Koda, Coddy, OpenCode, and Claude Code, enabling a range of integration scenarios.
There is no MCP server marked as official by the vendor for Saby (SBIS). The SBIS (Saby) API MCP server is the most starred community option with 6 repository stars.
Use the saby-mcp-ro MCP server for Claude Code, which provides read-only access, or the SBIS (Saby) API MCP server for Cursor, which offers wide access including signing and workflow management.
Choose SBIS (Saby) API MCP server for full access including signing and workflow stages. For read-only needs, saby-mcp-ro is suitable. For reading documents and events without signing, sbis-mcp is an option.
All listed MCP servers provide access without requiring VPN and offer varying access levels from read-only to wide. Consider the access scope of each MCP server when granting permissions.