Your agent reads through Yoro, not QuickBooks.
Yoro enforces workspace scope and safe, limited responses on the server. Your agent never gets direct access to your books.
QuickBooks + MCP preview
Your agent connects to Yoro via MCP — not directly to QuickBooks. Yoro reads your inventory, vendors, and lead times, helps draft purchase orders, and keeps humans in the approval seat.
Your AI agent via MCP
Check stock levels and draft purchase orders for review.
Draft purchase order
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How it works
Authorize Yoro to read your inventory, vendors, and purchase orders from QuickBooks. Then point your AI agent at Yoro's MCP endpoint — your agent never touches QuickBooks directly.
Define preferred vendors, lead times, MOQs, order multiples, and case packs in plain terms. Your agent uses these rules when it evaluates stock and proposes orders.
Your agent monitors stock, surfaces gaps, and prepares draft purchase orders. You review each one before anything opens in QuickBooks.
What Yoro gives your agent
Yoro turns QuickBooks records and your rules into scoped inputs for reorders: stock, suppliers, constraints, and blockers.
Safety and approval
Yoro enforces workspace scope and safe, limited responses on the server. Your agent never gets direct access to your books.
Draft purchase orders stay in Yoro until you explicitly approve them. Opening a PO is a deliberate action, not an automatic side effect.
Yoro exposes the inventory quantities, lead times, MOQs, and supplier gaps behind each draft so you can verify before you approve.