Know what needs attention
Review outstanding amounts, due dates and follow-up history using the invoices already in FetchDue.


Ask your AI what is overdue, prepare a thoughtful reminder and pause follow-ups when a client needs time. FetchDue keeps the invoices and the history together.
Review outstanding amounts, due dates and follow-up history using the invoices already in FetchDue.
Ask for a draft tied to the right invoice. Open your FetchDue inbox to review and approve it before sending.
Pause an invoice’s reminders while you resolve a question with the client. Resume them from FetchDue when you decide.
Start with an active FetchDue Pro account and an assistant that supports custom remote MCP connections. Add the server below, sign in on FetchDue and review the requested access.
https://fetchdue.com/api/mcpAdd this entry to your MCP configuration (mcp.json). Open Cursor’s MCP settings and complete OAuth sign-in when prompted.
{
"mcpServers": {
"fetchdue": {
"url": "https://fetchdue.com/api/mcp"
}
}
}Cursor setup guideChoose read access, reminder drafts and/or pausing reminders. You can review and revoke connections in Settings → AI connections. Manage connections →
Menu names and access can vary by provider, plan and workspace. These are custom-connection instructions; they do not imply a published or verified directory listing.
With your permission, it can read your account and invoice information, summarize outstanding receivables by currency, prepare reminder drafts, and pause reminders for a selected invoice. It cannot send messages, charge a customer, mark invoices paid or activate follow-ups through this connection.
The connection is included in FetchDue Pro: USD 29/month or USD 290/year. Recovery does not include MCP access. Your AI provider may require its own subscription or administrator permission; those are separate from FetchDue.
It uses remote MCP over Streamable HTTP with OAuth sign-in. The assistant must support that connection and the tools you authorize. Availability varies by provider, plan, workspace and device. A custom connection is not a directory listing or an endorsement by the AI provider.
The assistant receives the FetchDue account, invoice, client and follow-up information returned by the tools it calls within your permissions. Your AI provider handles that information under its own privacy terms. Connect the intended account and grant only the access you need.
Yes. Open Settings → AI connections in FetchDue and revoke the connection. That blocks further access through its credentials. Revoking access does not erase information already returned to your assistant, remove saved drafts or change reminders you previously paused.
| Tool | Purpose | Permission |
|---|---|---|
| fetchdue_get_account | Check the connected account and permissions. | fetchdue:read |
| fetchdue_get_receivables_summary | Summarize unpaid invoices, grouped by currency. | fetchdue:read |
| fetchdue_list_invoices | Find invoices and their current status. | fetchdue:read |
| fetchdue_get_invoice | Review an invoice and its follow-up history. | fetchdue:read |
| fetchdue_prepare_reminder | Save a reminder draft in the approval inbox. | fetchdue:drafts |
| fetchdue_pause_reminders | Pause reminders for a selected invoice. | fetchdue:pause |
Tell us which assistant you use and the error you see. Include the request ID if one is shown. Leave out passwords, access tokens and client information.
info@myfinreport.comFetchDue support currently uses the operator’s MyFinReport email domain.
MCP access is included in FetchDue Pro. USD 29/month or USD 290/year. Your AI provider’s plan is separate.