boletinclaro

What is boletinclaro?

boletinclaro is an MCP server that provides access to real public subsidies and tenders from Spain and Europe, pulling data from sources such as BDNS, PLACSP, TED, CORDIS, BOE, and BORME. It allows AI agents to search for grants and public contracts using natural language and to query the public money received by any company using its Spanish tax ID (NIF). All results include links to official sources, and the service is free with no registration required.

How to use boletinclaro?

The server is designed for use with AI models via the Model Context Protocol. It is invoked by configuring it as an MCP client tool, after which users can make natural language queries about Spanish and European public subsidies and tenders or search by company NIF. No specific installation or configuration commands are described in the README.

Key features of boletinclaro

• Covers Spanish and European public subsidy and tender databases (BDNS, PLACSP, TED, CORDIS, BOE, BORME)
• Natural language search for aid and public contracts
• Query by company tax ID (NIF) to see public funds received
• Real data with links to official sources (boletinclaro.es)
• Free to use with no login or authentication required

Use cases of boletinclaro

• An AI assistant helping a small business find relevant public grants in Spain
• A journalist researching the amount of public money received by a specific company using its NIF
• A consultant monitoring new European tenders posted on TED
• A developer integrating real-time public procurement data into a custom analysis tool

FAQ from boletinclaro

Is boletinclaro free to use?

Yes, the service is free and does not require any login or registration.

What data sources does boletinclaro cover?

It covers Spanish and European public databases: BDNS, PLACSP, TED, CORDIS, BOE, and BORME.

Can I query by company tax ID (NIF)?

Yes, you can search for the public money received by any company by entering its NIF.

How do I verify the data I receive?

Every result includes a link to the official source on boletinclaro.es, so you can verify the original publication.

Do I need an API key or account?

No, boletinclaro is free and has no authentication requirements.