The agent retrieves deterministic answers about Norwegian company filings, authorized signatories, and compliance obligations, citing specific justifications from the official registry.
The agent connects to the Apier MCP server via streamable HTTP or stdio proxy. It discovers the available tools for Norwegian company authority data. Before acting, the user ensures an API key is configured in the client environment. The agent then calls specific tools to query company details, such as who may act for a company or what obligations are due, receiving structured data and justifications.
- Category: Research and knowledge
- Effect: Read-only
- MCP servers: Apier MCP (https://koskamo.com/explore/apier-mcp)
- Source: How do I configure an MCP client for Apier's tool catalogue? | Apier (https://apier.no/docs/mcp)
- Source quote: "Apier ships a hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) server so an AI agent can answer Norwegian company authority questions (what a company must file, who may act for it, and when obligations are due) without you teaching it Norwegian law or rebuilding the Altinn / Maskinporten / Brønnøysund…"
- Playbook page: https://koskamo.com/explore/use-cases/query-norwegian-company-authority-data
Prompt: Use Apier's tools to answer Norwegian company authority questions. Specifically, find out who may act for company {org_number} and what filings are currently due.