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AI connection

Let an AI app read your shop.

You need a shop first.

An AI app can only read a shop that already exists in Navee. Open the Navee bot in Telegram, make your shop, and come back to this page.

Open the Navee bot

Connect Claude or another MCP client to your Navee shop, then ask it about your sales, products and customers.

What the connection can read

The shop

Its name, its currency and its time zone.

Products

The catalogue, with prices and categories.

Sales

The figures for a range: what was issued, the total, what was paid and what is due.

Customers

The customers saved in the shop.

Invoices exist in this connection only as four figures over a range: issued, total, paid and due. There is no invoice-by-invoice read.

It never moves money

Navee records invoices and their payment status. It does not take payments, hold money or move it. The connection is read-only: it cannot change an invoice, a product or a payment.

How to connect, step by step

  1. Open the shop's bot

    In Telegram, open the Navee bot and choose your shop.

  2. Settings, then Connect AI

    Open Settings and tap Connect AI.

  3. Copy the address

    The bot shows your shop's own MCP address. Copy it.

  4. Paste it into your AI app

    In Claude, open claude.ai, then Customize, Connectors, + Add, Add custom connector. Paste the address there. In another MCP client, add it as a remote MCP server.

  5. Send the code back

    Your AI app shows a code. Send that code to the bot.

  6. Agree, then go back

    The bot names the app and the shop; tap I Agree. Return to the page you left open in your AI app. That page finishes the connection.

  7. Ask a question

    Try: What were my sales today?

Your shop's own address

The bot draws an address with your shop's handle on the end. This page mints nothing and shows no token.

The base https://mcp.navee.cloud/mcp https://mcp.navee.cloud/mcp/<your-shop>

The bot appends your shop's handle to this base. Copy the whole address the bot shows you.

For a generic MCP client

Add the address the bot gave you as a remote MCP server. This is the same address in the usual JSON shape.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "navee": {
      "url": "https://mcp.navee.cloud/mcp/<your-shop>"
    }
  }
}

Then ask it something

A good first question is the bot's own starter prompt:

What were my sales today?

Use the whole address

The bare address names no shop. When you send the code for it, the MCP server answers invalid_target — that address names no shop — and the connection stops there. Use the whole address the bot gave you: the one with your shop on the end.

The site mints nothing and keeps nothing. Your shop's address comes from the bot.