Security Deposit Deductor

Security Deposit Deductor MCP Connector for Claude

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Calculate security deposit refunds by itemizing repair costs.

3 tools Official Updated Oct 1, 2026 Official Vinkius Partner

The Security Deposit Deductor MCP server allows landlords to accurately calculate the remaining balance of a security deposit after deducting verified repair costs. Using tools like get_damage_summary, you can see an itemized list of damages and whether total costs exceed the deposit. The calculate_final_refund tool determines the exact amount to return to tenants, ensuring all deductions are within the original deposit limit.

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3 tools expose this connector's capabilities to your AI agent.

calculate_final_refund

Determimines the exact monetary amount that should be returned to the tenant

get_damage_summary

Provides a breakdown of all identified damages and identifies if the total costs exceed the available deposit

verify_damage_validity

Validates that a single damage entry contains all necessary and actionable information

See how to talk to your AI agent using Security Deposit Deductor.

I have a $1,000 deposit. There is a broken window for $200 and a wall scuff for $50. How much should I refund?

The total damage cost is $250. Your final refund amount is $750.

Calculate the refund for a $500 deposit with damages: broken door ($300) and carpet stain ($300).

The total damage cost is $600, which exceeds your $500 deposit. The amount to be deducted is $500, leaving a refund of $0.

Is a repair cost of -$50 for 'broken light' valid?

No, the repair cost must be a non-negative number.

It sums all repair costs and subtracts them from the deposit, ensuring the deduction doesn't exceed the original amount.

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