Connect BankSync to Salesforce Agentforce
Salesforce Agentforce supports custom MCP servers via the Agentforce VS Code extension. MCP server connections are managed through the extension UI — there is no JSON config file.
Prerequisites
- A BankSync account with at least one connected bank
- An API key with all permission scopes (created from Workspace menu → Developers)
Prerequisites
- Install the Agentforce extension for VS Code
- Sign in to your Salesforce org
Setup Steps
- Click the Agentforce icon in VS Code's Activity Bar.
- Click the server icon in the top-right of the Agentforce panel.
- Open the Remote Servers tab.
- Enter:
- Server Name: BankSync
- Server URL:
https://mcp.banksync.io
- Click Add Server. Once connected, BankSync appears in the Installed tab with a status indicator.
Verify Your Connection
After configuring your client, restart it and try these prompts to verify the connection is working:
“List my workspaces”
“What banks do I have connected?”
“What’s my checking account balance?”
Troubleshooting
“No tools available” or MCP server not listed
- Make sure you restarted your AI client after editing the configuration file.
- Verify the JSON is valid (no trailing commas, correct brackets).
- Check that the URL is exactly
https://mcp.banksync.io.
“Authentication failed” or “Invalid API key”
- Confirm the key starts with
bsk_and has not been revoked. - Ensure the key is in the
headersobject underX-API-Key. - Check for accidental whitespace or newlines around the key value.
Tools are listed but return errors
- Verify your API key has the required scopes. For full access, select all scopes when creating the key.
- Make sure you have at least one bank connected in the BankSync app.
- Check that you are passing the correct workspace ID when prompted.
Connection timeout or network errors
- The MCP server uses Streamable HTTP transport. Ensure your network or proxy allows outbound HTTPS connections.
- If using a VPN or firewall, allow connections to
mcp.banksync.io. - Try the connection from a different network to rule out local issues.
- If your client does not support remote HTTP servers, use the npm package instead:
npx -y @banksync/mcp
Debugging with MCP Inspector
- Use the MCP Inspector to test the connection independently of your AI client.
- Run:
npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector --url https://mcp.banksync.io --header "X-API-Key: bsk_your_key" - If the Inspector connects successfully but your client does not, the issue is with your client configuration.