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Check your fiscal status from your agent

The job: know whether your invoices comply with the anti-fraud regulation without reviewing them one by one. You ask your agent.

Frihet is integrated with VeriFactu and TicketBAI in production. The Frihet MCP server lets you check fiscal status and generate e-invoices from the conversation. Requires your agent connected.

Generate an e-invoice

"Generate the e-invoice for invoice F-2026-089"

Your agent calls get_invoice_einvoice and returns the XML in EN16931 format, the European e-invoicing standard.

Check compliance

The MCP's fiscal category covers VeriFactu and TicketBAI, plus forms 303, 130, 390, 180 and 347. You can ask about the system's status:

"Are my invoices being registered with VeriFactu?"
"Do I have TicketBAI active?"

The agent checks your account's fiscal configuration and tells you which regime you're in and whether registration is active.

Full fiscal context

To understand your situation at a glance:

"Give me the business context: tax regime and configuration"

The agent uses get_business_context, which returns your fiscal profile, zone (mainland, Canary Islands with IGIC, Basque Country with TicketBAI...) and configuration. From there, any tax question starts from real data.

Important

VeriFactu and TicketBAI are registration mechanisms that operate on your issued invoices. The agent reports the status; immutability and registration are guaranteed by Frihet at the moment of issuing. Invoices already registered cannot be altered.

What's behind it

E-invoice generation is among the 12 invoicing tools; the rest of the fiscal capabilities are in the MCP's Fiscal category. Reference in MCP server → Available tools.

Next

More on compliance: VeriFactu, TicketBAI (Basque Country) and E-invoicing.