Modules available over MCP
Inventory MCP: an AI that knows every part on the shelf
Ondes PRO’s MCP server gives your AI assistant access to your workspace’s inventory: components, assembled products, bills of materials, stock movements and production orders. It answers “how many can we build?” from real quantities, logs a delivery and drafts a production order for you to approve — without ever rewriting the movement history.
An order for 12 lamps: can we build them?
Résidence Les Pins wants 12 Tripod lamps for its suites. Inès Roche, who runs the workshop, checks with her assistant before promising a date.
What your AI can read and do in inventory
Ondes PRO’s inventory separates components (what you buy), assembled products (what you make, each with its bill of materials) and the movements that record every unit in and out. The assistant reads all three live, along with the low-stock thresholds you have set.
It can also do the maths: a product’s nomenclature/ action says how many units the parts on hand can build, and estimer/ evaluates a bill of materials that does not exist yet — handy for costing a new model before you create it. On the write side, it logs a delivery, adjusts a bill of materials, and drafts and schedules a production order.
Inventory resources available over MCP
| Resource | What the AI reads | What the AI can do |
|---|---|---|
inventory/composants | Quantities, references, low-stock threshold, category | Create a component, edit its record |
inventory/assemblages | Finished products, stock, bill of materials, missing parts | Edit the bill of materials, assembler/ (with preview) |
inventory/mouvements | Log of stock in and out | Append a movement (delivery, issue, correction) |
inventory/ordres-production | Open orders and their status | Create, planifier/, executer/, annuler/ |
inventory/lignes-production | Products to assemble in an order | Add or edit a line |
inventory/liaisons-boutique | Link between a product on sale and stock | Link a product (also requires Store permissions) |
inventory/categories | Component categories | Create a category |
Reliable stock, even when an AI writes to it
Stock is accounting data as much as operational data. The safeguards live in the API itself.
- Movements are appended, never rewritten:
inventory/mouvementsonly allows reading and adding. A mistake is fixed with a reverse movement, and the history stays intact. - Preview before consuming:
assembler/withapercu: trueshows which parts would be used without writing anything. For a create or an update,simuler: truechecks the request body, again without saving anything. - Two-step orders: a production order starts as a draft, gets scheduled, then runs. Components are only consumed when it runs.
- Real writes are flagged: these resources have no test twin, so every write is reported as real in the response — the assistant sees it and can tell you.
- All or nothing: assisted creation of a product with its stock refuses as a whole (listing missing parts) rather than leaving a half-written state.
Typical requests and what happens
| You ask | What the assistant does |
|---|---|
| “Which components are below their threshold?” | Reads inventory/composants and compares each quantity with its threshold. |
| “We just received 50 black fabric cables.” | Appends an incoming movement to inventory/mouvements. |
| “What would an XL Pétrole pendant cost to make?” | Calls inventory/assemblages/estimer/ with the proposed bill of materials. |
| “Start production of 20 Brass pendants.” | Creates the draft order, shows the preview, schedules it once you approve. |
| “I counted 3 extra bases.” | Logs a correction movement without touching past movements. |
From stock to quote in the same conversation
An MCP server limited to inventory answers the quantity question and stops there. With Ondes PRO, the answer can immediately become a quote in invoicing, a workshop card in Kanban with the expected finish date, or a product update in the online store.
Online sales linked to stock deduct the sold units automatically. The assistant can therefore match what leaves through the store against what the workshop has to build, and flag the next shortage before an order exposes it.
Keep exploring
- ManufacturersComponents, bills of materials, production orders and low stock: the AI spots bottlenecks before you do.Read
- Small businesses and tradesQuotes, invoices, reminders and scheduling prepared by AI and approved by you, even between jobs.Read
- Modules available over MCPEleven business modules behind one MCP server: what the assistant can read and do in each.Read
Frequently asked questions
Can I connect an AI to my inventory software?
Yes, if the software exposes an MCP server. Ondes PRO builds one into every workspace: Claude or any other MCP-compatible client can read components, assembled products and movements, and draft production orders.
Can the AI delete a stock movement?
No. Stock movements cannot be deleted or edited: inventory/mouvements only allows reading and adding. A mistake is corrected with a reverse movement.
Will the assistant use up parts without warning?
Parts are only consumed when a production order or an assembly runs. Before that, the assembly preview (apercu: true) shows which parts would be used, without writing anything.
Can it work out how many units we can build?
Yes. An assembled product’s nomenclature/ action says how many units the parts in stock can build, and which part is the bottleneck.
Do store sales update stock?
Yes, for products linked to stock through inventory/liaisons-boutique: each sale deducts the number of units set on the link.
Plug your AI into your business
The MCP server is included in every plan, with no add-on or extra fee.
Read next
- Online storeOrders, catalogue, promo codes and shipments handled by your assistant, in test mode by default.Read
- InvoicingQuotes, invoices, reminders and credit notes prepared by your assistant, within invoicing rules.Read
- CRMCustomer records, follow-up notes, pipeline and reminders kept up to date by your assistant.Read
- KanbanYour AI assistant creates, moves and comments on cards, and your teammates see it happen live.Read
- CalendarYour AI assistant books appointments, handles recurring series and sets reminders for the team.Read
- Video conferencingYour AI assistant opens a meeting room, invites the right people and hands you the embed code.Read