Fishbowl MCP Server
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The Fishbowl MCP Server is a middleware server designed to integrate with the Fishbowl Inventory API. It provides a RESTful API for simplified access to Fishbowl functionality, handling authentication and token management.
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What is Fishbowl MCP Server?
The Fishbowl MCP Server is a middleware server that provides a RESTful API to communicate with Fishbowl Inventory software. It simplifies the process of interacting with the Fishbowl API by handling authentication, token management, and proxying requests.
How to use Fishbowl MCP Server?
To use the server, first clone the repository and install the dependencies. Configure the .env file with your Fishbowl credentials and API URL. Start the server and then use the provided API endpoints to interact with Fishbowl Inventory. Deployment to Railway is also supported.
Key features of Fishbowl MCP Server
Automatic authentication with Fishbowl API
Simplified API access to Fishbowl functionality
Support for parts, inventory, purchase orders, and manufacture orders
Memo management for POs and MOs
Vendor, UOM, user, and product endpoints
Use cases of Fishbowl MCP Server
Integrating Fishbowl Inventory with other applications
Automating inventory management tasks
Creating custom reports and dashboards
Building mobile apps for inventory control
FAQ from Fishbowl MCP Server
What is the purpose of this server?
What is the purpose of this server?
It simplifies integration with the Fishbowl Inventory API by providing a RESTful interface.
What are the prerequisites for using this server?
What are the prerequisites for using this server?
Node.js 18 or higher, Fishbowl Inventory software with API access, and Fishbowl access credentials.
How do I handle authentication?
How do I handle authentication?
The server automatically handles authentication with the Fishbowl API.
What kind of data can I access through the API?
What kind of data can I access through the API?
You can access parts, inventory, purchase orders, manufacture orders, memos, vendors, UOMs, users, and product information.
What should I do if I encounter authentication failures?
What should I do if I encounter authentication failures?
Verify your Fishbowl credentials in the .env file, ensure the Fishbowl API is enabled and accessible, and check if your Fishbowl user has appropriate permissions.