TDE

TDE is deal counsel for importers and exporters.

Give it an order, your terms and your cash, and it works out, month by month, what the deal does to your cash: when money goes out, when it comes back, and the first month you would drop below your own floor. When the plan breaks a limit, it names the limit and prices the smallest change that fixes it.

MCP connector

Server URL: https://app.tdehq.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2025-11-25
Instructions: TDE prices a trade deal month by month: what an order does to the caller's cash, and what to ask for instead. It is deterministic: the same figures give the same answer. Two tools use the caller's own TDE account: reads the deal saved there, and changes its figures, each change kept as a new version, with the old values returned so the caller can put them back. Both ask the caller to connect their TDE account first; every other tool needs no sign-in. Every other tool only reads and computes; none writes or sends anything, and no figure a caller sends is kept after the call. Lanes: UK with India, Malaysia and China, and China with Malaysia ( says which are live). Live inputs are Bank of England and ECB exchange rates and the UK tariff. Each address may make 25 calls an hour. A connected account may make 25 calls an hour, whichever assistant it uses. For the tools that plan cash (, , , , ), when sales cash arrives: navigator.receipts_lag_months (months from sale to payment) or navigator.receipts_schedule, priced at navigator.unit_sell_price_gbp. In the plan (, , ) the goods bring in the units sold times that price, in the month sold when no wait is stated, and business.monthly_revenue_gbp counts only above those sales, as other income. A balance paid on arrival: navigator.payment_schedule tranches {share_pct, anchor, lag_months}, anchor arrival (or order, shipment, invoice). Every figure in a result carries a provenance stamp naming where it came from: READ (taken verbatim from a published source), MEASURED (TDE's own customs data at the caller's exact commodity code), DERIVED (arithmetic on published sources, shown), COMPUTED (worked out from figures the caller supplied), PROXY (a real measurement standing in for one TDE does not hold, said so), or ESTIMATED (TDE's own estimate, with a stated basis). A basis string beside it says which. A response that could not be produced carries a missing list naming, in plain words, the figures only the caller holds; nothing is assumed for them. Information, not advice.

Tools

Reads data18

Deletes or can't be undone1

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://app.tdehq.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2025-11-25

Instructions

TDE prices a trade deal month by month: what an order does to the caller's cash, and what to ask for instead. It is deterministic: the same figures give the same answer. Two tools use the caller's own TDE account: reads the deal saved there, and changes its figures, each change kept as a new version, with the old values returned so the caller can put them back. Both ask the caller to connect their TDE account first; every other tool needs no sign-in. Every other tool only reads and computes; none writes or sends anything, and no figure a caller sends is kept after the call. Lanes: UK with India, Malaysia and China, and China with Malaysia ( says which are live). Live inputs are Bank of England and ECB exchange rates and the UK tariff. Each address may make 25 calls an hour. A connected account may make 25 calls an hour, whichever assistant it uses. For the tools that plan cash (, , , , ), when sales cash arrives: navigator.receipts_lag_months (months from sale to payment) or navigator.receipts_schedule, priced at navigator.unit_sell_price_gbp. In the plan (, , ) the goods bring in the units sold times that price, in the month sold when no wait is stated, and business.monthly_revenue_gbp counts only above those sales, as other income. A balance paid on arrival: navigator.payment_schedule tranches {share_pct, anchor, lag_months}, anchor arrival (or order, shipment, invoice). Every figure in a result carries a provenance stamp naming where it came from: READ (taken verbatim from a published source), MEASURED (TDE's own customs data at the caller's exact commodity code), DERIVED (arithmetic on published sources, shown), COMPUTED (worked out from figures the caller supplied), PROXY (a real measurement standing in for one TDE does not hold, said so), or ESTIMATED (TDE's own estimate, with a stated basis). A basis string beside it says which. A response that could not be produced carries a missing list naming, in plain words, the figures only the caller holds; nothing is assumed for them. Information, not advice.