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# OpenClaw

OpenClaw is an AI-powered data analysis platform that helps you extract insights from your business data through natural language queries and conversational analysis. By sending your data to OpenClaw, you can ask questions about your datasets, generate reports, and discover patterns without writing SQL or complex formulas.

## Why use OpenClaw as a Coupler.io destination?

* **Conversational data analysis** — Ask questions about your data in plain English and get instant answers
* **No SQL required** — Explore your datasets without technical knowledge of databases or query languages
* **Real-time insights** — Keep your OpenClaw analysis up to date by syncing fresh data on a schedule
* **Multiple data sources** — Combine data from different sources (CRM, analytics, databases, spreadsheets) in one place for holistic analysis

## Prerequisites

* OpenClaw installed on your machine

## Quick start

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OpenClaw works best when you sync data that benefits from conversational analysis — sales pipelines, customer metrics, operational KPIs, or marketing performance data. Start with your most-asked questions about your data to see OpenClaw's value.
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## How to set up

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{% step %}
**Create a new data flow** and select your source (any Coupler.io source is supported — Google Analytics, Salesforce, Stripe, a database, a spreadsheet, or any other connector).
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**Select OpenClaw as your destination.** Coupler.io will prompt you to configure the connection.
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[**Install coupler-io skill from ClawHub**](https://clawhub.ai/nika-is-nika/coupler-io)**.** This skill has all the needed commands to connect Coupler.io MCP to OpenClaw using mcporter.
{% endstep %}

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**Configure your dataset name.** Choose a clear, descriptive name for your dataset in OpenClaw (for example, "Monthly Sales Data" or "Customer Support Tickets"). This name will help you identify the dataset when you ask questions in OpenClaw.
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**Run the data flow.** Click "Run" to send your data to OpenClaw. This first run must succeed before you can schedule automatic syncs. You'll see a confirmation message and can then visit OpenClaw to start asking questions about your data.
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## Supported features

| Feature              | Supported |
| -------------------- | --------- |
| Replace mode         | Yes       |
| Append mode          | No        |
| Automatic scheduling | Yes       |
| Type enforcement     | No        |
| Templates            | No        |


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