API reference: Ordrestyring

All Ordrestyring tools are read-only and are called via tools/call over POST /ordrestyring/mcp. The connector is connected with an API key that Ordrestyring’s support issues per agreement. There is no OAuth and there are no scopes. See Forbind Ordrestyring.

Endpoint: https://mcp.consile.ai/ordrestyring/mcp. Ordrestyring is its own named connector with only its own tools. The transport namespaces each tool as ordrestyring__<tool> (e.g. ordrestyring__list_cases). The headings below use the bare tool names; in a tools/call request always send the namespaced name, as in the examples. A bare name returns Unknown tool.The connector is multi-instance: each additional Ordrestyring agreement the customer adds as a portal is served on its own endpoint, e.g. https://mcp.consile.ai/ordrestyring-2/mcp, with tools named ordrestyring-2__<tool>. Each portal uses only its own agreement’s key.Besides these 9 tools, tools/list on every Ordrestyring endpoint also returns one unprefixed system tool, connect_account (no arguments). It returns { connect_url, instructions }: a link, valid for 10 minutes, that opens the Consile portal’s connect form for that endpoint, where the API key is pasted. It does not read any Ordrestyring data.

Read-only. No tool can write to Ordrestyring. A GraphQL document is accepted only if it parses, contains exactly one operation, and that operation is a query (fragment definitions are allowed). Mutations, subscriptions, several operations in one document and schema definitions are refused, and so are documents longer than 65,536 characters or with more than 20,000 tokens. Every tool is annotated readOnlyHint: true, destructiveHint: false, openWorldHint: false. There are no confirm-gated tools.

Shared conventions

One key, one company

One API key belongs to exactly one Ordrestyring agreement (one company). No tool takes a company or agreement parameter, because the key scopes every request. A customer with several agreements connects one portal (one key) per agreement.

Case id vs. case number

get_case, get_case_work_summary, list_case_hours and list_case_sales_invoices take the numeric Ordrestyring case id, not the human-facing caseNumber. Resolve a case number to its id with find_cases, or read id from list_cases.

integer

required

Positive integer: the Ordrestyring case id (not the caseNumber).

Date ranges

The hour and invoice tools filter by calendar day in Europe/Copenhagen local time.

string (YYYY-MM-DD)

First day, inclusive from local midnight. Defaults to 2000-01-01.

string (YYYY-MM-DD)

Last day, inclusive as a whole day. Defaults to today in Copenhagen.

A from after to is rejected. Every date-filtered result echoes the window it used. toUnix is the local midnight after to, exclusive:

"period": {
  "from": "2026-08-01",
  "to": "2026-08-31",
  "fromUnix": 1785535200,
  "toUnix": 1788213600,
  "toIsExclusive": true,
  "timeZone": "Europe/Copenhagen"
}

Row caps and truncation

list_cases returns one page per call. limit is 1-200 (default 50).
list_case_hours and list_case_sales_invoices return up to maxRows rows (default 500, max 2,000).
get_case_work_summary counts up to 2,000 hour rows and 2,000 invoices.
truncated: true means rows were left behind.

Amounts

Amounts are not converted. Every amount is passed through exactly as Ordrestyring returns it, and the results of get_case_work_summary, list_case_hours and list_case_sales_invoices carry an amountsNote saying so.

The case object

Returned by list_cases, find_cases and get_case:

Field	Meaning
`id`	Numeric case id (use it with the per-case tools)
`caseNumber`	Case number as shown in Ordrestyring
`description`	Case description
`status.text`	Status
`caseType.text`	Case type
`customer.name`	Customer name
`foreman.fullName`	Responsible foreman
`offerTotal`	Offer total
`parentCaseId`	Parent case id, when the case is a sub-case
`subCases[].id`	Ids of the sub-cases
`economy.expectedCoverageRatio`	Expected coverage ratio
`economy.revenue`	Revenue
`economy.hoursSalesprice` / `economy.hoursCostprice`	Hours at sales / cost price
`economy.materialsSalesprice` / `economy.materialsCostprice`	Materials at sales / cost price

Cases

list_cases

List cases, one page per call, with the case object above. Pass the returned nextCursor back as cursor. hasMore: false means every case has been seen.

string

Non-empty cursor from a previous call’s nextCursor. Omit for the first page.

integer

default:"50"

Rows per page, 1-200.

enum

default:"updatedAt"

updatedAt or id.

enum

default:"DESC"

ASC or DESC (DESC = newest first).

Returns { count, items, nextCursor, hasMore }.

find_cases

Case-insensitive substring match on caseNumber, description and customer.name. The tool scans the most recently updated cases (sorted updatedAt DESC, pages of 200) and returns the matches. A case updated before the scanned window is not found.

string

required

Substring to match (case-insensitive).

integer

default:"3"

Pages of 200 recently updated cases to scan, 1-5 (600 cases by default, 1,000 at most).

Returns { count, items, scanned, pagesScanned, truncated, note? }. truncated: true means older cases exist that were not scanned, and note says so.

get_case

One case by its numeric id, with the case object above.

integer

required

Case id (not the case number).

Returns the case object, or null. An id that does not exist comes back as an Ordrestyring validation error naming the field (see Errors).

Economy per case

get_case_work_summary

One combined picture of what has been spent on and invoiced from a case. Hour registrations are filtered on their start time and sales invoices on their date, both by the date range. The material total is an aggregate for the whole case and is not date-filtered. The hours section reports how many hour registrations exist and their total cost price. It does not report the number of hours worked or a sales price.

integer

required

Case id.

string (YYYY-MM-DD)

Example result (illustrative values, amountsNote shortened):

{
  "caseId": 18342,
  "period": { "from": "2026-08-01", "to": "2026-08-31", "fromUnix": 1785535200, "toUnix": 1788213600, "toIsExclusive": true, "timeZone": "Europe/Copenhagen" },
  "hours": { "rows": 42, "costPriceTotal": 1386000, "truncated": false },
  "materials": { "totalCostPrice": 845000, "scope": "whole case (not date-filtered)" },
  "salesInvoices": { "count": 2, "amountTotal": 3125000, "invoiceIds": [5531, 5560], "truncated": false },
  "amountsNote": "Amounts are passed through exactly as Ordrestyring returns them. …"
}

The three sections are read independently. If one section fails, it comes back as { "unavailable": "<short reason>" } and the other sections still answer. Two cases fail the whole call instead: a rejected key or a rate limit in any section, and all three sections failing.

list_case_hours

The hour registrations on a case in a date range, filtered on the registration’s start time. Each row contains only costPrice. For other fields, look up the hour type with describe_type and query it with graphql_query.

integer

required

Case id.

string (YYYY-MM-DD)

integer

default:"500"

Rows to accumulate across pages, 1-2,000.

Returns { caseId, period, count, costPriceTotal, items: [{ costPrice }], truncated, amountsNote }.

list_case_sales_invoices

The sales invoices raised on a case in a date range, filtered on the invoice date. Each row contains id and amount.

integer

required

Case id.

string (YYYY-MM-DD)

integer

default:"500"

Rows to accumulate across pages, 1-2,000.

Returns { caseId, period, count, amountTotal, items: [{ id, amount }], truncated, amountsNote }.

Schema discovery and free queries

Data the dedicated tools do not return can be read through these three tools. Use them in this order: introspect_schema, then describe_type, then graphql_query.

introspect_schema

Lists the top-level query fields with their arguments and result types as one-line signatures (field(arg: Type): Result). It never returns the whole schema.

string

Case-insensitive filter on field name and description.

integer

default:"25"

Maximum query fields to return, 1-100.

boolean

default:"false"

Also return matching type names (max 100) to pass to describe_type.

Returns

{ queryTypeName, total, returned, truncated, fields: [{ name, description, signature }], typeNames?, typeNamesTruncated? }

. Results over 40,000 characters are refused. If introspection is disabled for the account, the call fails. In that case, use the conventions listed under graphql_query.

describe_type

Describes one GraphQL type: kind, output fields (with argument and result types), input fields (for filter and pagination inputs) and enum values.

string

required

Exact type name, case-sensitive (e.g. Case).

integer

default:"60"

Maximum entries per section, 1-200.

Returns { name, kind, description, found: true, fields, inputFields, enumValues, interfaces?, possibleTypes? }. Each section has the form { total, returned, truncated, items }. An unknown name returns { name, found: false }. Results over 40,000 characters are refused.

graphql_query

Runs an arbitrary read-only GraphQL query and returns the data object unchanged.

string

required

A GraphQL document with exactly one query operation (fragments allowed). Never a mutation or subscription.

object

Optional variables for the document.

Conventions:

Collections take pagination: { cursor, limit } (limit max 200) and return { items, nextCursor }.
orderBy: { field: "updatedAt", direction: DESC }: field is a quoted string and direction an enum.
Some collections take between: { field: startTime, from: <unix seconds>, to: <unix seconds> }: here field is an unquoted enum.

{
  "query": "query($cursor: String) { cases(pagination: { cursor: $cursor, limit: 20 }, orderBy: { field: \"updatedAt\", direction: DESC }) { items { id caseNumber status { text } } nextCursor } }",
  "variables": { "cursor": null }
}

Results over 100,000 characters (serialized JSON) are refused: narrow the selection set or lower limit. A response that contains any GraphQL error fails the call, even if partial data came back.

Errors and timeouts

Tool failures come back as a normal tool result with isError: true and one text block. The first three rows below are specific to Ordrestyring, the next two apply to every connector, and everything else returns the generic text.

Situation	What the tool returns
Ordrestyring rejects the API key	`Ordrestyring rejected the API key (Unauthenticated). The connection must be re-established from the portal with a valid API key.`
Ordrestyring’s rate limit is still reached	`Ordrestyring rate limit hit; retried once and still limited. Wait a moment and try again.`
Ordrestyring rejects an argument, e.g. an unknown case id	`Ordrestyring rejected the request: <field>: <messages>`
No key saved for this portal yet	`ordrestyring is not connected yet. Connect it here: <link>` (link valid 10 minutes). An additional portal names itself, e.g. `ordrestyring-2 is not connected yet. …`. The link opens the portal’s connect form.
The user has no seat on Ordrestyring	`Your company subscribes to ordrestyring through Consile, but your user does not hold a seat on it yet. …` (an administrator assigns seats under Team)
Anything else: arguments outside the input schema (e.g. `limit` above 200, a date not in `YYYY-MM-DD`, an `id` that is not a positive integer), a refused write document, an oversized result, `from` after `to`, other GraphQL errors, upstream HTTP errors, or a timeout	`Tool invocation failed.`

See Errors & limits for the protocol-level errors, the other platform refusals and the rate limits shared by all connectors.

Code examples

{
  "name": "ordrestyring__find_cases",
  "arguments": { "text": "<customer name>" }
}

{
  "name": "ordrestyring__get_case_work_summary",
  "arguments": { "caseId": 18342, "from": "2026-08-01", "to": "2026-08-31" }
}

{
  "name": "ordrestyring__list_cases",
  "arguments": { "cursor": "<nextCursor from the previous call>", "limit": 100 }
}

{
  "name": "ordrestyring__describe_type",
  "arguments": { "name": "Case", "limit": 100 }
}

Introduction

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API reference

API reference: Ordrestyring

Shared conventions

One key, one company

Case id vs. case number

Date ranges

Row caps and truncation

Amounts

The case object

Cases

list_cases

find_cases

get_case

Economy per case

get_case_work_summary

list_case_hours

list_case_sales_invoices

Schema discovery and free queries

introspect_schema

describe_type

graphql_query

Errors and timeouts

Code examples

​Shared conventions

​One key, one company

​Case id vs. case number

​Date ranges

​Row caps and truncation

​Amounts

​The case object

​Cases

​list_cases

​find_cases

​get_case

​Economy per case

​get_case_work_summary

​list_case_hours

​list_case_sales_invoices

​Schema discovery and free queries

​introspect_schema

​describe_type

​graphql_query

​Errors and timeouts

​Code examples

Shared conventions

One key, one company

Case id vs. case number

Date ranges

Row caps and truncation

Amounts

The case object

Cases

list_cases

find_cases

get_case

Economy per case

get_case_work_summary

list_case_hours

list_case_sales_invoices

Schema discovery and free queries

introspect_schema

describe_type

graphql_query

Errors and timeouts

Code examples