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Læs siden på dansk You connect Uniconta with a form in the portal, not with a login redirect. You create a dedicated user in Uniconta and enter three fields in the portal, and Consile stores them encrypted. Your AI never sees the login.
You need an active Uniconta subscription in the portal, or the system must be included in your plan (the free edition or the Consile Studio membership). You can connect Uniconta before or after you have connected your AI (Claude or ChatGPT). Creating the user in Uniconta requires a Uniconta administrator. In Consile, anyone on the team can connect an agreement that is not connected yet. Only an administrator can reconnect it or disconnect it. The connection applies to the whole company.

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Step 1: Create a Server-Login User in Uniconta

Consile logs in with a Server-Login User (a server user), not your own personal user. It is a dedicated user for the integration, and its rights in Uniconta decide what the connector can read and write.
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Open user administration

Log in to Uniconta as an administrator and go to Company → User rights → Manage users.
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Add a Standard user

Click Add user and choose Standard user → Create new. Do not choose “Workapp user”: it does not provide a server login.
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Create it as a server user

Fill in name, login id, email, phone and country, and set User type = Server user (what the Uniconta WebAPI calls a “Server-Login User”). Choose a strong password, repeat it, and click Save.
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Grant the user rights

Choose the level when User rights appears. Read access is enough for every read tool. If your AI should be able to create and post lines in the daily journal, the server user needs write access to the daily journal and the right to post. Without those rights, Uniconta refuses the change, and nothing happens. If you only want to read, an administrator can also set the users to Read only under Team in the portal (see Access level per user).
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Note the Company ID (CompanyId)

Note the CompanyId of the company your AI should work with. If you have several companies, you connect one company per agreement (see Multiple companies).
It must be a Server user. A regular user or a “Workapp user” is refused by Uniconta, and your AI gets an error instead of an answer. An administrator then disconnects and reconnects with a server user.
If you set an expiry on the server user (the portal’s guide suggests, for example, 1 year ahead), note the date and renew the user in Uniconta before it expires. Once the expiry has passed, the connection stops working.

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Step 2: Enter the fields in the portal

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Open the form in the portal

Open the Uniconta connector in the portal. Click Connect now at the top of the page, or Connect next to the agreement on the Connections card. The portal calls each connection to a system an agreement. A short form opens with a step-by-step guide at the top. You are not sent on to an external page.
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Enter your three fields

The form shows the field labels in Danish, as below.All three fields are required. You find the values in Uniconta itself. Consile handles its own partner key, so you never have to enter it.
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Save

Click Connect. The values are encrypted and stored under your account.
The Uniconta is ready screen shows the connector’s address, https://mcp.consile.ai/uniconta/mcp. If you have not already added it in your AI, copy it and add it as a custom connector (see Connect Claude). Click Go to connector to return to the Uniconta page, where the status is now Connected.
The connection is shared by the whole company, so colleagues do not have to connect Uniconta again. An administrator gives them access under Team, and each colleague adds the address in their own AI and logs in with their own Consile login. See Team.
If you connected Uniconta with a server user that only has read access, all read tools keep working as before. Uniconta refuses writes in the daily journal until the server user gets write access to the daily journal and the right to post.

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Multiple companies

Each agreement covers one company (one Company ID). If you have several companies, do this:
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Add an agreement

Open the Uniconta connector in the portal. On the Connections card, an administrator clicks Add agreement (149.50 kr/mo.). The amount is excl. VAT and is added to the existing subscription.
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Connect the new company

When the new agreement is ready (typically after a few seconds), click Connect next to it and enter the server user’s login and the other company’s Company ID. The same server user can be used if it has access to both companies.
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Add the address in your AI

Each agreement has its own address, for example https://mcp.consile.ai/uniconta-2/mcp. Copy it with the copy icon next to the agreement, and add it as an extra connector in your AI.
Each agreement normally shows with the company’s name and Company ID from Uniconta. Your AI only works in the company the agreement is set up with, even if the server user has access to several. If the companies belong to your customers, for example because you are their accountant, an administrator can tie each agreement to its customer in Studio. See Move an agreement to a customer. Under the Consile Studio membership there is no button to add an agreement. One more company costs full price under the membership. Write to support@consile.dk, and Consile sets it up. An administrator removes an agreement with the menu next to it (the three dots): choose Remove the agreement, and confirm with Remove agreement. If you remove an agreement other than the last one, the last agreement moves up into the free slot and takes over its address (for example uniconta-2 instead of uniconta-3). So update the address in your AI. You remove the last agreement by cancelling the subscription under Subscription.

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What exactly am I approving?

Read + daily journal behind guardrails

The connector reads the accounts with the server user and can work in the daily journal: create, edit and delete unposted lines and post the lines you point out. Every change requires your confirmation; otherwise you only get a preview. Nothing else in Uniconta can be changed.

Encrypted per customer

Username, password and Company ID are stored encrypted with a key that applies only to your account. They are never logged.

Your AI never sees it

Your AI is never given the login itself. It only receives answers to your questions.

Disconnect at any time

An administrator clicks the menu next to the agreement on the Connections card and confirms with Disconnect. The login is then deleted from Consile immediately. The subscription continues. The server user still exists in Uniconta, so delete it there or change its password if it is no longer to be used.
Check the connection. The Uniconta is ready screen means the values are stored. Then ask your AI a simple question, for example about the balance of an account. If the username, password or Company ID is wrong, you get an error instead of an answer. See If a lookup fails.

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If a lookup fails

  • If your AI answers that Uniconta refused the login and that a reconnect is needed (reconnect required), or it answers “Tool invocation failed.” to every Uniconta question, the login, the Company ID or the user’s rights are almost always the cause.
  • Ask your AI: “Which Uniconta company are you connected to?” The answer only shows the company the connection is set up with:
    • If you get the company’s name, the login id, password and Company ID are in order. The error is then in the user’s rights.
    • If your AI finds no company, the login works, but the Company ID does not match a company the server user has access to. Find the right CompanyId in Uniconta, and ask an administrator to reconnect with it.
    • If your AI gets the message that a reconnect is needed (reconnect required), it is the login that is wrong.
  • Confirm that the user is a Server user (not a regular or Workapp user), that the password is still valid, and that the Company ID matches the right company.
  • If an expiry is set on the server user in Uniconta, check whether it has passed.
  • An administrator disconnects and reconnects with correct values. An administrator can also ask your AI for a new connection link in the connector that belongs to the agreement (for example uniconta-2). The link opens the form for exactly that agreement.
  • If Uniconta refuses a change in the daily journal with a message like “Uniconta refused … Nothing was changed.”, nothing has been changed. If the server user lacks rights, give it write access to the daily journal and the right to post in Uniconta. Otherwise the reason is in the message, for example an unknown account.
  • If it keeps happening, contact support@consile.dk with the time and the question you asked.
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