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# FAQ

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<summary>What is Gemini Enterprise?</summary>

Gemini Enterprise is Google Cloud's enterprise AI platform for building agents and analyzing business data in a governed environment. When connected to Coupler.io through a custom MCP server, Gemini Enterprise can access your business data from any supported source.

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<summary>How does my data get to Gemini Enterprise?</summary>

Coupler.io exposes your data through an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server. You register that server in Google Cloud as a custom MCP data store, and Gemini Enterprise authenticates to it using an OAuth app that Coupler.io issues. When you run a data flow with Gemini Enterprise as the destination, the data becomes available through this connection and Gemini Enterprise fetches it on demand.

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<summary>What do I need to paste into the Google Cloud data store form?</summary>

Coupler.io provides everything in the destination step: the **MCP Server URL**, **Authorization URL**, **Token URL**, **Scopes** (`mcp`), plus the **Client ID** and **Client Secret** from the OAuth app you create. Copy these into the custom MCP server form in Gemini Enterprise.

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<summary>Who can set up the OAuth credentials?</summary>

Only an account **admin or owner** in Coupler.io can create, regenerate, or delete the OAuth app used for Gemini Enterprise. Other members can still build and run data flows once the credentials exist.

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<summary>Can I send data from multiple sources to Gemini Enterprise in one flow?</summary>

Yes. A single Coupler.io data flow supports multiple sources, and you can combine them using **Join** or **Append** transformations before the data reaches Gemini Enterprise. This is useful when you want to correlate data from different platforms in one place.

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<summary>How do I keep Gemini Enterprise's data up to date without re-running manually?</summary>

Once your data flow has completed a successful manual run, set up a **schedule** in Coupler.io to refresh the data automatically — hourly, daily, or at a custom interval. Gemini Enterprise will then have access to fresh data whenever it queries the data store.

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For help setting up specific data sources for Gemini Enterprise, see the individual source articles in the **Sources** section of this Help Center.
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