Debitura MCP server

What it does

MCP server for cross-border debt collection that connects to Debitura's platform. Lets you submit collection cases to local partners in 183 countries, track case status and payments, communicate with collection partners, and preview pricing—all from your AI assistant.

• Submit a new international debt collection case and receive a pricing estimate before committing.
• Check the current status of active collection cases, review partner communications, and track recovered payments.
• Attach invoices and supporting documents to a case, then message the local collection partner with updates or instructions.

Tools this server exposes

Tool	Does
ping	Test connection and verify authentication to Debitura.
list_cases	List your collection cases with filtering by status, paging, and sorting options.
get_case	Retrieve details of a single case by ID, your reference, or Debitura case reference.
get_case_activity	View the timeline of events and current engagement phase for a case.
get_case_messages	Read messages exchanged with the collection partner on a case.
get_case_payments	View money recovered on a case.
get_case_contract_status	Check which contracts are signed and whether any are blocking the case.
get_case_tasks	List open action-items for a single case.
list_case_files	List documents attached to a case with time-limited download URLs.
get_account_summary	Get case counts by lifecycle stage for a quick portfolio overview.
list_tasks	View all open action-items across your account with resolution URLs and actions.
preview_case	Get pricing and eligibility information for a potential case before submission.
list_team_members	List your team members for message attribution and case ownership assignment.
create_case	Submit a new collection case with built-in preview and confirmation steps to prevent accidental submission.
upload_case_file	Attach documents to a case, up to 25 MB per file.
send_case_message	Send a message to the collection partner on a case, attributed to a named team member.

Before you enable it

An MCP server runs with whatever access you give it. Start with a development account rather than production, and check which tools the server exposes before you let an agent call them unattended.