How you connect it
It works with ChatGPT, Claude, Grok, Cursor and other MCP clients. MCP is the open standard for connecting AI assistants to other services. There are three ways in, all from Connect your AI in your dashboard:
- Add Orisma as a connector and sign in. In assistants that support connectors, such as Claude and ChatGPT, add Orisma and sign in when asked. You then pick the company and choose read-only or read and write before anything is shared.
- Paste your personal connector link. Create a key in your dashboard and copy the connector link. The link alone is enough, no separate key to paste. Treat it like a password.
- Copy the setup for coding tools. For Cursor, Claude Code and similar tools, the dashboard gives you a ready-made configuration to copy.
Want to form a new company this way? See open a Cyprus Ltd with your AI, with guides for ChatGPT, Claude and Grok.
Developers can read the same data through our REST API with the same keys.
What you can ask
- "What do you still need from me?"
- "Upload this passport for Maria."
- "When is my next filing due?"
- "Where is the company in the formation, and what is the expected date for the certificate?"
- "Has the bank replied to our application?"
- "Ask the Orisma team whether we can add a second director."
What your AI can see and do
With a read-only key it can read your company's status and steps, open requests, documents, the people and their identity checks, scanned mail, yearly filing dates and the status of each partner application. Documents and mail scans open through private links that expire after 10 minutes.
With a read and write key it can also upload documents into an open request, send a message to our team, mark mail as read and, with a key that covers all your companies, start a draft for a new company. A draft is a starting point: you finish it, review it and pay in the app.
What your AI cannot do
- Sign anything. When a document needs your signature, your AI gets a link and you sign it yourself.
- Pay. Your AI gets a link and you complete the payment yourself.
- Act unseen. Every action shows in your activity log, marked with the name of the key or assistant that did it, for example "Document uploaded: passport.pdf (via Work laptop)".
Keys stay under your control
- A key can be limited to one company. Without a limit it covers all your companies.
- Each key is read-only or read and write.
- You see when each key was last used, and you can revoke any key at any time. A revoked key stops working at once.
- Connectors you approved by signing in show up in the same list and can be revoked the same way.
If you are not sure, start with a read-only key limited to one company.
Your AI provider handles what you share with it under its own terms. Only connect an assistant you trust with your company documents.