Rental FinOps superpowers.
Connect your AI agent to CasaPay and put routine rental finance on autopilot. From invoicing and collections to reconciliation and reporting. Your agent handles the work, while you stay in control.
One RentLink.
A smoother move-in.
Ask your agent to create and send a RentLink with KYC, deposit and no-deposit options. Get notified automatically when your tenant completes KYC and pays.
Connect your AI agent ↗Set the schedule.
Send with confidence.
Tell your assistant who to invoice, how much and when. Review the recurring schedule, then ask it to send the invoice.
Connect your AI agent ↗Prepare the batch.
Send with one confirmation.
Drop in your spreadsheet and ask your agent to prepare payment requests. Review recipients, amounts and due dates, then send the ready requests in one go.
Connect your AI agent ↗Ask a question.
See the whole picture.
Turn rental payment data into a clear report. Compare collections, spot outstanding balances and take the summary with you.
Connect your AI agent ↗Choose your workspace.
Make the connection.
Follow the steps for your AI assistant to add CasaPay, complete authentication and discover the available tools.
Explore CasaPay Connect ↗Choose your setup.
- In ChatGPT on the web, open Settings → Apps. Enable developer mode where available, or ask your workspace admin for custom-app access.
- Create a custom app named CasaPay and enter this MCP server URL:
https://connect.casapay.com/mcp/casapay - Choose the authentication method provided for your CasaPay setup, finish connecting, then select CasaPay from the tools menu in a new chat.
- Open Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
- Name the connector CasaPay and enter this URL:
https://connect.casapay.com/mcp/casapay - Add the connector, then connect and complete authentication if prompted. Enable CasaPay for your conversation.
- Open a terminal in your project.
- Register CasaPay as a remote HTTP server:
claude mcp add --transport http casapay https://connect.casapay.com/mcp/casapay - Start Claude Code and run /mcp to check the connection and complete authentication if required.
- Open a terminal with Gemini CLI installed.
- Add the CasaPay MCP server:
gemini mcp add --transport http casapay https://connect.casapay.com/mcp/casapay - Start Gemini CLI and use /mcp to inspect the server. Complete any required authentication before using its tools.
- Open Grok’s Connectors page and choose New Connector → Custom.
- Name the connector CasaPay and enter the MCP server URL:
https://connect.casapay.com/mcp/casapay - Save the connector and complete authentication if prompted. Select CasaPay when starting a conversation.
- Open .cursor/mcp.json in your project, or ~/.cursor/mcp.json for a global setup.
- Merge this server entry into your MCP configuration:
{ "mcpServers": { "casapay": { "url": "https://connect.casapay.com/mcp/casapay" } } } - Save, enable CasaPay in Cursor’s MCP settings and complete authentication if prompted. Use it in Agent.
- Open the Command Palette and run MCP: Add Server.
- Choose HTTP, then paste this URL and name the server casapay:
https://connect.casapay.com/mcp/casapay - Choose the configuration scope, start the server and complete any trust or authentication prompts. Enable its tools in agent mode.
- Open Cascade’s MCP settings and choose to edit the raw MCP configuration.
- Merge this server into mcp_config.json:
{ "mcpServers": { "casapay": { "serverUrl": "https://connect.casapay.com/mcp/casapay" } } } - Save and refresh the MCP servers. Complete authentication if prompted, then enable the CasaPay tools in Cascade.
- Open Zed’s settings.json.
- Merge CasaPay into context_servers:
{ "context_servers": { "casapay": { "url": "https://connect.casapay.com/mcp/casapay" } } } - Save, open the Agent Panel and check the server’s status. Complete authentication if prompted before using its tools.