Severa and AI: Is there an MCP server for Severa?

A documented REST API, plus two open-source servers and ready-made servers from Zapier and viaSocket.

Severa and AI at a glance

Official MCP server	None found
Community MCP server	Yes, generoi/severa-mcp and borgels/mcp-server-severa, plus Zapier and viaSocket
Interface	REST API with OAuth 2.0, according to the docs with the "Severa REST API" upgrade
AI in the product	Severa AI, currently a pilot in the beta interface
Vendor	Visma Solutions Oy Project management and PSA

Status: October 2026. Checked against the vendor’s own sources, listed below.

Severa by Visma Solutions from Finland is software for project management, time tracking and invoicing in professional services companies (PSA). If you want an AI assistant such as Claude, ChatGPT or Microsoft Copilot to work with Severa data, the first question is: is there an MCP server for it?

In short

We found no official MCP server from Visma. But there is a documented REST API and two community servers on GitHub that build on it. Both are young and not from Visma.

What Severa offers itself

A REST API. Severa documents a REST API with OAuth 2.0. In Severa, an administrator creates credentials under Settings > REST API, up to ten of them, and chooses the permissions (scopes). According to the docs, the menu item is only visible if the “Severa REST API” upgrade is enabled.

AI in the product. According to the Severa help, Severa AI is a pilot in the new beta interface. Severa AI answers questions about working hours, projects and resource planning and suggests time entries that the user confirms. It only sees what the user may see, and according to the help, Severa does not use conversations automatically for training, but reviews them manually for quality.

What the community offers

generoi/severa-mcp runs as a remote MCP server on Cloudflare Workers. Sign-in goes through Google Workspace. Write tools are off by default, and the token then has read rights only. It was built for the staff of the company Genero, and no licence is stated.
borgels/mcp-server-severa is an MCP server in TypeScript under the Apache 2.0 licence. It reads first. Writing needs an explicit opt-in and a reason per change; deleting needs a further approval. The project is very new.
Zapier and viaSocket offer Severa actions through their hosted MCP servers (Zapier, viaSocket). The data then passes through that provider.

What this means for an AI connection

Technically, Severa is easy to connect, because the API is documented and permissions are set per set of credentials. For use in a company:

Create separate credentials for the MCP server, with read scopes only.
Review a community server yourself before you use it, or run your own.
Ask Visma whether the “Severa REST API” upgrade is part of your contract.

Sources

What an MCP server is and how we build one: MCP servers by dectria

FAQ

Questions about Severa and AI

Is there an MCP server for Severa?

We found no official one from Visma. There are two community servers on GitHub: generoi/severa-mcp and borgels/mcp-server-severa. Both are young projects with no link to Visma.

Does Severa have an API?

Yes. Severa documents a REST API with OAuth 2.0. An administrator creates the credentials in Severa under Settings > REST API. According to the docs, the menu item is only visible if the "Severa REST API" upgrade is enabled.

Can I connect Severa to ChatGPT or Claude?

Yes, through an MCP server that uses the Severa REST API. There are two open-source projects, hosted offers by Zapier and viaSocket, or you run your own. Give the credentials read rights only at first.

There are community servers for Severa.

We review them for your use or build your own.

Rights, write access, operation: we read the code before your data passes through it.

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