Dream MRP already plans production and purchasing from your accounts and stores. The API opens that engine to everything else you run — so demand flows in and a costed plan flows out, automatically.
Not on Xero, QuickBooks or Shopify? Push items, stock levels and sales orders from a custom ERP, an in-house database or any third-party platform, and run the same plan against them.
Dream MRP relies on the order and inventory data from your connected systems so you don’t have the trouble and expense of implementing a full 3rd party inventory control system.
Most planning breaks down because data lives in too many places. The API makes Dream MRP the single place your demand comes together — no manual exports, no stale numbers, no re-keying orders between systems.
Push demand from a custom app, an e-commerce store, a spreadsheet tool, or an ERP. If it can make an HTTPS request, it can feed Dream MRP.
The MCP server puts the same data in front of Claude and other AI assistants, so you can ask what the plan says rather than building a report for every question.
Use the API next to your Xero or QuickBooks connection. Forecasts from one system and live orders from another merge into a single, coherent plan.
Trigger a run when demand changes and pull the fresh plan straight back — or subscribe to a webhook and let Dream MRP notify you after every run and on every order status change.
Sales orders, sales forecasts, items, contacts, and current stock levels — upserted on every call, so your plan always reflects the latest demand.
The latest MRP run summary, the items you need to buy, and the work orders you need to make — ready for your fulfilment, approval, or ERP workflows.
Self-service API keys with read-only or read & write access, scoped to a single organisation, generated in seconds and revocable at any time. Every key is shown once and stored only as a hash.
The REST API and MCP server are available on the Premium plan. See pricing for details.
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