Integrations
Paprel is API-first infrastructure, not a connector marketplace. Payments, banks, email, your own product, and AI agents all reach the ledger through one OpenAPI surface, signed webhooks, OAuth 2.1, and MCP. Here is what plugs into the books.
What connects to the ledger
Each surface writes to or reads from the same source of truth, so what your customers see in your product always matches the books underneath.
Connect Stripe Connect, configure payment gateways and modes, and take invoice payments — every charge and payout posts to the same double-entry ledger.
Bring bank activity in through the transactions API — your own aggregator or feed — then match, group, exclude, and post reconciliations against the ledger of record.
Turn product events into balanced journals over REST, and receive signed webhooks back for posted journals, approvals, exceptions, and reconciliation.
Expose the ledger to AI agents through a Model Context Protocol surface with scoped tokens — agents inspect balances and draft activity within the permissions you grant.
Configure per-tenant currencies and tax rules so journals, invoices, and reports stay correct across regions and entities.
Send invoices and notifications from your own domain with SMTP configuration and branded email templates — part of a white-label, brand-owned experience.
No lock-in: every journal, audit entry, and report is exportable as CSV or JSON, in the same shape as the OpenAPI spec, so you can rebuild your books anywhere.
Standard OAuth 2.0 / 2.1 with PKCE, tenant-scoped tokens, and per-route grants — the same model powers RBAC, MCP, and machine-to-machine clients.
Don't see a surface you need? The full OpenAPI 3.1 reference documents every endpoint, and the general ledger API is the write surface everything else builds on.
Paprel is designed for SaaS, fintech, marketplace, and accounting-led products that need ledger-backed accounting workflows inside their own product experience.
Platform Teams
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Review deployment models, permissions, reporting, audit history, OAuth, and MCP-ready workflows before bringing accounting into your product roadmap.
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