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Easily query & find Belgian company finances

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What can you do with Busibee MCP?

  • Search Belgian companies — Ask for companies by name, enterprise number, VAT number, or address with fuzzy matching, returning up to 10 results.
  • Fetch full company details — Get financial data, business activities, official publications, contact info, and Peppol registration for a specific company.
  • Check Peppol status — Ask whether a Belgian company is registered for Peppol e-invoicing, as part of its detailed profile.
  • Access Official Gazette publications — Retrieve a company's official publications and related legal notices through the detailed company view.

Documentation

Let Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any other MCP client look up Belgian companies: registry data, annual accounts, Official Gazette publications, and Peppol status.

https://api.busibee.be/mcp

Up and running in a minute

  1. Open your MCP client

    Use any MCP-compatible application such as Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any other client that supports the Model Context Protocol.

  2. Add the Busibee MCP server

    Add https://api.busibee.be/mcp as a remote MCP server in your client's configuration. You don't need an API key to get started.

  3. Reload your client

    Restart or reload your MCP client to pick up the new server configuration.

  4. Start querying

    Ask your AI assistant about Belgian companies. It uses the Busibee tools on its own to search and fetch company data.

What you can do

  • search Company search Find Belgian companies by name, enterprise number, VAT number, or address, with fuzzy matching. Returns up to 10 matches, each with its name and a direct link to its Busibee page.
  • fetch Company details Get everything we have on one company: financial data, business activities, official publications, contact details, and Peppol registration.

How it works

  • Free to use No sign-up and no API key to get started. Point your MCP client at the endpoint and start asking.
  • HTTP-based MCP Standard HTTP transport for the Model Context Protocol. Works with any MCP-compatible client out of the box.
  • HTTPS encrypted All traffic is encrypted over HTTPS. The tools are read-only: they look up public data and never change anything.
  • Fair limits Without a key you get 60 requests per hour per IP address. Past that, your client asks for an API key, which raises the limits.