Urbanise MCP for AI. Manage property financials, assets, and residents from chat.
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Urbanise connects your building management data—occupants, financials, assets, and maintenance—to any AI client. It lets you query property records, schedule facility tasks, and check budgets using natural conversation instead of logging into multiple portals.
What your AI can do
Check api health
Verifies if the Urbanise API connection is active and working.
Create maintenance job
Schedules a new facility maintenance task by providing a title and description.
Get client profile
Retrieves basic authenticated details for the connected user or client.
Gets a full list of every development or strata plan you manage.
Retrieves the current directory of occupants associated with specific properties.
Creates a detailed maintenance job, including title and description, in the facility management module.
Queries billing information, account ledgers, and property budget status for review.
Lists all registered infrastructure equipment or physical assets within the managed site.
Provides a directory of approved vendors and service providers for the property.
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Urbanise MCP Server: 12 Tools for PropTech Operations
Use these tools to manage property life cycles—from listing residents to scheduling major facility repairs.
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Start using Urbanise on VinkiusCheck Api Health
Verifies if the Urbanise API connection is active and working.
Create Maintenance Job
Schedules a new facility maintenance task by providing a title and description.
Get Client Profile
Retrieves basic authenticated details for the connected user or client.
List Facility Assets
Gets an inventory list of all infrastructure equipment and assets managed by the...
List Property Budgets
Retrieves the defined budget limits for specific development plans.
List Financial Data
Retrieves specific ledger entries and current billing information for a property.
List Maintenance Jobs
Lists all existing, active, or completed facility maintenance tasks.
List Accounting Ledgers
Lists all available charts of accounts used in property budgeting and reporting.
List Property Occupants
Gets a list of all current residents and owners within the property plan.
List Property Plans
Lists every major development or strata plan managed in your account.
List Managed Suppliers
Provides a directory of service providers and suppliers associated with the property...
List Configured Webhooks
Shows a list of active event webhooks set up within the system.
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Works with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and more
The Model Context Protocol standardizes how applications expose capabilities to LLMs. Instead of operating in isolation, your AI gains direct access to external platforms, live data, and real-world actions through secure, standardized connections.
This connection provides 12 powerful capabilities that interface natively with Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and other compatible AI platforms. No middleware. No custom integration required.
Coordinating building operations used to require jumping between five different systems.
Today, coordinating a simple site issue means logging into the resident portal for contact info. You then switch to the finance dashboard to check if the budget covers the repair. After that, you open the dedicated maintenance ticketing system just to log the job.
With Urbanise MCP Server, you simply tell your agent: 'Schedule a leak fix for Building A and confirm we have funds.' The server pulls resident data via `list_property_occupants`, verifies budget availability using `list_property_budgets`, and executes the repair plan with `create_maintenance_job`. You get three complex operations done in one chat.
Using the Urbanise MCP Server gives you immediate control over maintenance jobs.
Before this, logging a job meant finding the right department's form, filling out all the required fields manually (job title, description, asset ID), and hitting 'submit.' You often lost track of it in email threads.
Now, you tell your agent: 'We need to fix the pool pump at Sunset Heights.' The server handles everything. It calls `list_property_plans` to confirm location, then executes `create_maintenance_job`, logging the task directly into the system with an ID number.
What your AI can actually do with this
Listen up. You connect your building management stuff—the financials, who lives there, what equipment you got—right into your AI client using the Urbanise MCP Server. It lets you ask about property records or check budgets using plain talk instead of having to log in through a dozen different portals. This thing’s built for site managers and people running complex properties.
When your agent runs tools exposed by this server, it handles everything from checking basic account details with get_client_profile to verifying the entire API connection status using check_api_health. You'll get a full list of every major development or strata plan you manage when you run list_property_plans. To know who owns what, your agent pulls up the current directory of occupants associated with specific properties by calling list_property_occupants.
For facilities management, it’s straightforward. You can schedule a detailed maintenance job—giving it a title and description—with create_maintenance_job. Need to see what's already on the books? list_maintenance_jobs gives you an inventory of all existing or completed facility tasks.
Handling the money side is where this server earns its keep. When you run list_financial_data, your agent pulls up specific ledger entries and current billing information for any property. To check limits, it hits list_property_budgets, showing you defined budget caps for a given development plan. You also get access to the structure of reporting by running list_accounting_ledgers to see every available chart of accounts used in budgeting.
If you're keeping tabs on service providers, list_managed_suppliers gives you a directory of approved vendors and service companies for the property.
It’s also got your physical assets covered. When you need an inventory check, list_facility_assets gets you a complete list of every piece of infrastructure equipment or physical asset managed on site. It wraps up by letting you review all active event webhooks set up within the system using list_configured_webhooks.
019dd17f-798b-7254-b8ad-39368cf90bc3 Here's how it actually works
The bottom line is you manage complex building operations by speaking to your AI client instead of clicking through multiple dashboards.
Subscribe to the server and input your Urbanise Region, Client ID, and Access Token.
Use your AI client (e.g., Cursor) to prompt a specific action, like 'List all property plans'.
The agent calls the relevant tool, processes the data, and returns a clean summary directly in your conversation.
Who is this actually for?
This server is for Property Managers and Facility Operations teams. If you're tired of logging into separate portals just to check an asset log or create a simple work order, this is for you. It centralizes the complex coordination required across financial records, resident data, and physical maintenance.
Uses list_property_occupants to quickly get contact lists or runs list_property_budgets to verify if a new development can afford the projected costs.
Runs list_facility_assets and then uses create_maintenance_job to track equipment failures without leaving their workspace.
Coordinates vendor lists using list_managed_suppliers or checks the overall health of the community finances via list_financial_data.
What Changes When You Connect
Stop switching between dashboards. Use list_property_occupants to pull resident lists and then immediately use create_maintenance_job for a related service call—all in one conversation.
Get immediate financial answers. Instead of navigating the accounting portal, simply prompt the agent to run list_financial_data to check ledger balances or billing history.
Track physical assets effortlessly. Running list_facility_assets gives you an inventory list; then, if a unit fails, you can instantly schedule a fix using create_maintenance_job.
Centralize vendor management. Use list_managed_suppliers to keep track of approved contractors, and cross-reference them with the budget limits shown by list_property_budgets before hiring.
Know your scope immediately. Run list_property_plans to understand which properties are included in a task, preventing accidental data lookups on wrong developments.
See it in action
Responding to an emergency maintenance call
A resident reports a pipe leak. You prompt the agent: 'Schedule job for Room 402.' The agent uses create_maintenance_job and automatically references the asset list via list_facility_assets to ensure you assign the right type of contractor.
Quarterly financial audit prep
You need a snapshot of who owns what. You run list_property_occupants, then follow up with list_financial_data to correlate current residents against their specific billing records, saving hours of manual data merging.
Vendor contract review
A new HVAC unit needs tracking. You check the existing assets using list_facility_assets, then use list_managed_suppliers to confirm which vendor is approved for that specific type of service, ensuring compliance.
Planning a community meeting
Before the board meeting, you need attendance numbers and budget status. You run list_property_occupants for current members, then check list_property_budgets to confirm if any large spending items are due this quarter.
The honest tradeoffs
Guessing the correct budget period
A user asks 'What's our budget?' and gets a vague answer because they didn't specify which property plan or date range.
Always narrow down the scope. First, run list_property_plans to get all project IDs, then use list_property_budgets specifying the exact plan ID you care about.
Mixing asset type data
A user lists assets and maintenance jobs in one prompt. The agent might confuse a routine cleaning job with a major infrastructure failure.
Use targeted tools. Separate tasks: first, use list_facility_assets for inventory; second, if something is broken, use create_maintenance_job to schedule the fix.
Assuming contact info is current
A property manager tries to send a notice but uses old resident details found in spreadsheets.
Always verify against the system record. Run list_property_occupants first; this provides the most accurate, up-to-date resident list.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use Urbanise if your core business involves managing physical community properties (strata, commercial buildings) where financial records, occupant lists, and facility maintenance are deeply linked. It excels at coordinating these three separate data streams into one conversational flow.
Don't use this if you only need general accounting—stick to pure ledger tools. Don't use it if your primary goal is just chat messaging; use a dedicated communication tool instead. This server isn't for simple forms or document storage; it's for operational intelligence. If the problem requires knowing who lives there, how much money they owe, and if the elevator needs fixing today, this is the right call.
Questions you might have
How do I find out what properties Urbanise manages using list_property_plans? +
You run the list_property_plans tool. It returns a clean, current list of all development plans you have access to, giving you an immediate scope overview.
Can I use list_financial_data to check billing info? +
Yes. list_financial_data is the tool for querying ledger entries and current billing records. It lets you see if a specific property plan has outstanding charges.
What's the difference between list_facility_assets and list_property_plans? +
list_property_plans shows the large development areas (the 'what'). list_facility_assets tracks the specific, movable equipment inside those developments (the 'stuff').
Do I need to list_managed_suppliers before scheduling a job? +
No. You can use create_maintenance_job immediately. However, running list_managed_suppliers beforehand helps you confirm which vendors are approved for the repair.
When I run `get_client_profile`, what details does the agent retrieve about my account? +
The tool pulls your authenticated client credentials. It confirms your connection status and provides basic administrative identifiers, ensuring your AI agent has permission to perform actions on your property portfolio.
If I need external systems updated after a job, how do I manage them using `list_configured_webhooks`? +
You must use the webhook tools for that. This allows you to see which events—like a new occupant or maintenance task—are already set up to trigger outside of Urbanise into other services.
When checking active tasks with `list_maintenance_jobs`, what format are completed or failed jobs returned in? +
The listing includes status fields. You'll see designated flags for 'Status' and 'Completion Date.' This lets you filter out closed tasks from the list of currently running facility maintenance items.
What information does `list_accounting_ledgers` provide about property finances? +
It returns your full chart of accounts. This is a master list showing every defined financial category, which helps you understand the structure necessary before querying specific budgets or ledger entries.
Can I create a new maintenance job for a property via AI? +
Yes! Use the create_maintenance_job tool and provide a title and description. This will instantly register a new task in the Facility Management (FM) module.
How do I see all residents living in a specific property plan? +
Run the list_property_occupants query. Your agent will retrieve the complete list of owners and residents across your managed property plans.
Is it possible to check the remaining budget for a building via AI? +
Absolutely. Use the list_property_budgets query to retrieve the current budget definitions and allocations for your managed properties.
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