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Teach your assistant to read paperwork

Models are good at reading one document and bad at reading four hundred consistently. Datanem does the second part: agree a set of columns once, then every document lands in the same shape. Connect it over MCP and your assistant can run the whole thing without you uploading anything.

claude mcp add --transport http datanem https://datanem.com/mcp
  1. Run the command in any project.
  2. Run /mcp inside Claude Code and pick datanem to sign in.
  3. A browser opens, you approve it, and that is the setup finished.

There is no API key. Signing in happens in your browser the first time the agent uses it, so nothing secret ever sits in a config file.

What it can do once it is connected

Why a person still has to agree the columns

An agent reading a stack of invoices unattended is how you end up paying the wrong supplier. Datanem proposes a design from a sample and stops. Nothing is read in bulk until that design is approved, which means the shape of the output is decided once, by a human, rather than guessed afresh on every document.

What it costs

The MCP server is on every plan, including the free one, and billing is per document however many pages it runs to. Documents an agent submits come off the same allowance as the ones you upload yourself, so there is nothing separate to buy and nothing that can quietly run up a bill beyond what you have.

Where your documents go

Files and extracted data are held in the EU and are never used to train a model. An agent connects as you, or as the owner of your team, so it reads and writes exactly the documents the web app shows you and nothing else. The endpoint is https://datanem.com/mcp, and you can revoke its access from your account at any time.

Make an account

No card. The first 20 documents are on us, and they work through the agent just the same.