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Catalogue and product tools
list_products returns the three products — Business Loan, Credicorp Flex and Credicorp Slice — each with its real name, a one-line description and a flag for whether it is currently enabled. product_details takes a product and returns its published description plus byte-exact representative figures. Use list_products to discover what exists, then product_details to go deep on one. Full reference: list_products and product_details.
The quote tool
get_quote computes a representative Business Loan quote for an amount and term. Only the Business Loan is quotable via this tool (the always-on product with a pure amount-and-term shape). The engine bounds inputs to £50–£500 principal and 14–84 days; an out-of-range value returns a JSON-RPC invalid-params error carrying the endpoint's own detail. Repayment frequency is one of weekly, fortnightly or monthly. See get_quote.
The guidance tools
eligibility_criteria returns who can apply (UK limited companies, no personal guarantee), how_to_apply returns the application steps, and loyalty_tiers returns the tier ladder with thresholds and benefits — the same vocabulary the loyalty endpoint publishes. An agent can chain these: quote a figure, confirm eligibility, then hand the user to apply.
Frequently asked questions
Can I get a Flex or Slice quote from the MCP server?
Not via get_quote — only the Business Loan is quotable there because it has a pure amount-and-term shape. For Flex and Slice, use product_details for published figures, or the hosted journeys for a tailored preview.
Are the MCP figures the same as the website's?
Yes. The tools read the hub's authoritative product narrative and pricing config — the same single source the marketing estate reads — so the numbers reconcile with the public site rather than drifting.
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Funding for UK limited companies
Credicorp lends to your company, not to you personally — short-term working capital with no personal guarantee. See what your business could access.