Your electricity consumption, without invoices.
You authorise Dcycle to access your supply points (CUPS) in Datadis and add your company’s tax ID. From then on, consumption for each supply point comes in by itself on the 8th of every month.

SAP, Sage, NetSuite, Datadis or your cloud folders: data comes in by itself, with its source in plain sight. For everything else, the API, webhooks and the MCP server.
More than 2,000 European companies connect their data to Dcycle




Each connection brings its data into the right category, with scheduled syncs. No exporting or copying anything by hand.
Using another tool? With the API or the MCP server, any system can talk to Dcycle. See the documentation
You authorise Dcycle to access your supply points (CUPS) in Datadis and add your company’s tax ID. From then on, consumption for each supply point comes in by itself on the 8th of every month.

Each supply point goes to its facility. And if one serves two, you split its consumption by percentage so it isn’t counted twice.

Each API key is assigned to whoever creates it and can be revoked instantly. You can have several at once to rotate them without interrupting anything.







Real Dcycle screens with sample data.
Connect your AI assistant to the Dcycle MCP server and query or update your data without leaving the conversation.
list_facilitiesReadsget_facilityReads list_invoicesReadsrecalculate_invoicesWrites Nothing to install
claude mcp add --transport http dcycle https://mcp.dcycle.io/mcp Remotely, with your Dcycle account (OAuth 2.0). Or locally, with an API key.
Works with Claude, ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Cursor or Windsurf.
Your facilities, via API
curl https://api.dcycle.io/v1/facilities \
-H "x-api-key: $DCYCLE_API_KEY" \
-H "x-organization-id: $DCYCLE_ORG_ID" See the documentation
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Read the storyWith ERP and finance software such as SAP, Sage, NetSuite or Microsoft Dynamics; cloud folders such as Google Drive, SharePoint, OneDrive, Dropbox or Box; HR software such as Factorial or Dynamics 365 Human Resources; CRMs such as Salesforce, HubSpot or Attio; and Datadis for electricity consumption in Spain. For everything else there is a REST API, webhooks, a CLI and an MCP server.
Connectors work with scheduled syncs: once the source is connected, Dcycle keeps bringing in new records and assigns them to their activity and emission factor. Datadis imports electricity consumption on the 8th of every month.
You create your account in Datadis, Spain’s electricity data platform, authorise Dcycle to access your supply points (CUPS) and add your company’s tax ID in Dcycle. Then you assign each supply point to its facility, or split its consumption across several by percentage. Datadis lets you read data from the last two years and is only available for electricity consumption in Spain.
It is the way to connect your AI assistant (Claude, ChatGPT, GitHub Copilot, Gemini CLI, Cursor or Windsurf) to your Dcycle data. It works remotely at mcp.dcycle.io with your account (OAuth 2.0) or locally with an API key, with tools to query and update facilities, invoices, vehicles, purchases, logistics, emissions and more.
The REST API is at api.dcycle.io and authenticates with an API key and your organization ID. There is an OpenAPI document to generate clients, webhooks in beta, imports with validation and safe retries with Idempotency-Key. All the documentation is at code.dcycle.io.
Yes. Data is stored and processed in the European Union (AWS, Ireland), travels encrypted with TLS 1.2 or higher and is stored encrypted with AES-256. Each API key is assigned to whoever creates it and can be revoked instantly. Dcycle acts as data processor under the GDPR.
You can connect it with the API or the MCP server, or send its data by email, in a bulk Excel upload or by dragging in the files. Tell us what you use in the demo and we’ll tell you the best route.
Thirty minutes with our team. We show you how your data would come in, and what you would get out.
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