‘Gyeongri Nara MCP’ to launch with generative AI connection next month; beta testers sought

With Gyeongri Nara MCP, users can ask questions in their usual AI apps, such as Claude and ChatGPT, and get answers based on account deposits and withdrawals, sales and purchase tax invoices, and other information collected on ‘Gyeongri Nara,’ a management platform for small and medium-sized businesses. Since AI can retrieve Gyeongri Nara data directly through MCP (Model Context Protocol), an open connectivity standard, there is no need to download the data into Excel and enter it separately into an AI app.

For example, if a user enters, ‘Show me where spending has increased compared with last month,’ the service compares the previous month’s withdrawal records and summarizes the counterparties with increased spending and the size of the changes. Users can also search transaction records by period and amount, or view purchase tax invoices by counterparty.

Customers can manage data access permissions themselves. Gyeongri Nara MCP connects only when a company administrator enables the integration feature in Gyeongri Nara and consents to sharing the data; turning off the integration disconnects it. Data available for viewing in AI apps is also divided into four business categories—funds, sales, purchases, and basic information—so customers can choose and authorize only the scope they need.

Ten customer companies will be recruited for the beta program, and applications can be submitted through the notices section of the Gyeongri Nara service. Selected companies can use Gyeongri Nara MCP in their actual operations for one year. They will also receive a lifetime free-use pass for Gyeongri Nara in return for sharing use cases and participating in the program.

WebCash Corporation CEO Kang Won-ju said, “More companies are using generative AI for work, but their financial and tax-invoice data have still remained outside AI,” adding, “Starting with Gyeongri Nara MCP, we will continue to expand the range of management data that can be used through AI. Next year, we will introduce an accounting-focused AI agent, ‘Gyeongri 365’ (working title), so that accounting tasks can be handled easily not only through general-purpose AI apps but also through dedicated agents.”