Plain English. Claude calls BandMate for the numbers and answers in words.
Connector URL, also on your Settings page:
https://bandmateai.com/api/v1/mcpOne command, then approve it in the browser when it opens:
claude mcp add --transport http bandmate https://bandmateai.com/api/v1/mcpExactly what you can see in the app, nothing more, and it acts with the same permissions your role has.
You approve the connection once, as yourself. Claude never gets your password. Disconnect from Settings whenever you like and its access ends on the spot.
Band and Band Pro. A plan is per band, so Claude answers for the bands that are on one. Every member of a paid band gets it, not just the person paying.
On a band you own or manage: add, edit and cancel gigs, invite members, set member pay and flat rates, add, edit and merge venues, and store the booking contact, with the same splits, mileage rating and notices the app applies. On any band: log your own miles, expenses and payments received. Deleting a gig and merging venues ask for your confirmation first. It cannot remove members or change band settings or billing.
No. The connection is to your account and sees exactly what you see: your bands, your pay, your mileage. Band totals are only shown to owners and managers, the same as in the app.
Settings, then Claude connector, then Disconnect next to the app. That revokes its access immediately. Removing the connector inside Claude works too.
Yes. BandMate is a standard MCP server with OAuth, so any client that supports remote MCP servers with authorization can connect. The URL is the same.
No. Claude reports what you logged in BandMate at the IRS rates for each trip date. Take the numbers to whoever files your Schedule C.