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Catalog status

4 of 4 Jithox MCP servers are configured for sale. These labels come from the active price catalog, not from live service checks.

Catalog status is not a health check

This page does not test account access, credential creation or paid tool calls. Their current health is unknown here. An on-sale entry is not proof of a working end-to-end journey; an account-service outage does not establish a fleet-server outage.

Servers

Jithox E-Invoice

On sale (catalog configured)

Source: Live VIES for VAT status and Peppol SML/SMP for participant lookup. A provider outage is reported as unavailable, never as invalid.

Configured price: €0.01 per accepted call. Introductory usage price. Subject to review as real usage data becomes available.

EU Import Preflight

On sale (catalog configured)

Source: An officially ingested TARIC baseline with a stated publication date and checksum. Every answer carries its source; a gap makes the answer truthfully unavailable rather than invented.

Configured price: €0.01 per accepted call. Introductory usage price. Subject to review as real usage data becomes available.

EU Energy Label Preflight

On sale (catalog configured)

Source: The official EPREL public API. Every field is marked supplier-declared and not independently verified by Jithox.

Configured price: €0.01 per accepted call. Introductory usage price. Subject to review as real usage data becomes available.

EU Counterparty Sanctions Preflight

On sale (catalog configured)

Source: The European Commission's consolidated financial sanctions list. The runtime re-fetches and re-verifies it automatically (six-hour cadence) and reports its own freshness; the moment the snapshot goes stale the server stops screening and answers a typed unavailable instead — a stale answer is never charged and never presented as a clearance.

Configured price: €0.09 per accepted call. Introductory usage price. Subject to review as real usage data becomes available.

What this page does not publish

No uptime percentage, no incident history and no response-time figures. We do not measure them yet, and publishing an invented number would defeat the point of a status page. The labels above describe catalog configuration only, not verified availability.