MCP tool
create_document
create_document is a tool name used by 2 different MCP servers. They are not necessarily the same tool — here is what each one does.
2 MCP servers expose a create_document tool: Faxette EU and Faxette. Their input schemas differ, so compare them below before picking one.
Servers exposing create_document
From the publisher:Use this to add a file the person gave you to a fax: a PDF, or a photo saved as JPG, PNG, WEBP or HEIC, up to 20 MB. Call it once per file, before create_fax, in the order the files should be faxed. It returns document_id, upload_url and upload_headers: PUT the file's exact bytes to upload_url with those headers within 5 minutes, then pass document_id to create_fax within an hour. Nothing is faxed
Install Faxette EU →Parameter Type Description fax_number*string The fax number the file will be faxed to, in international format, like +31201234567. Numbers in the EU, the UK, Switzerland, Norway, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Monaco, Montenegro, Ukraine and the Isle o filename*string The file's name with its extension, like referral.pdf. byte_size*integer The file's exact size in bytes. checksum*string The file's MD5 digest, base64-encoded, as printed by: openssl md5 -binary <file> | base64 content_type*string The file's media type. It must match the file's contents. From the publisher:Use this to add a file the person gave you to a fax: a PDF, or a photo saved as JPG, PNG, WEBP or HEIC, up to 20 MB. Call it once per file, before create_fax, in the order the files should be faxed. It returns document_id, upload_url and upload_headers: PUT the file's exact bytes to upload_url with those headers within 5 minutes, then pass document_id to create_fax within an hour. Nothing is faxed
Install Faxette →Parameter Type Description fax_number*string The fax number the file will be faxed to, in international format, like +14155552671. Numbers in the US and Canada only. Use the same number in create_fax. filename*string The file's name with its extension, like referral.pdf. byte_size*integer The file's exact size in bytes. checksum*string The file's MD5 digest, base64-encoded, as printed by: openssl md5 -binary <file> | base64 content_type*string The file's media type. It must match the file's contents.
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