Biz Reporter

Business intelligence that writes itself. Pull data from multiple sources, spot trends, and generate beautiful reports — on demand or on schedule.

Why This Exists

Data & Analytics has only 18 skills out of 3,286 on ClawHub — the most underserved category by far. Yet automated reporting is called "the most universally loved automation" in the OpenClaw community. Every business needs it, nobody has built it properly.

How It Works

Biz Reporter connects to the user's business tools, pulls key metrics, applies trend analysis, and generates a formatted report. It works with whatever tools the user has — from a solo founder with just Google Analytics to a team with a full data stack.

Supported Data Sources

Web Analytics

Google Analytics (GA4): sessions, users, pageviews, bounce rate, top pages, traffic sources
Google Search Console: impressions, clicks, CTR, average position, top queries
Access via gog tool, browser automation, or API calls

Revenue & Payments

Stripe: MRR, revenue, new customers, churn, top products
PayPal: transaction summaries
Access via CLI tools or API calls with stored credentials

Social Media

Twitter/X: followers, engagement, top posts
LinkedIn: page views, post engagement, follower growth
Instagram: reach, engagement, follower count
Access via APIs or browser automation

CRM & Sales

HubSpot: leads, pipeline value, deals closed, contact growth
Airtable: custom database metrics
Access via API with stored keys

Custom Sources

Any API: the user can specify custom API endpoints to pull data from
CSV files: if the user dumps data as CSV, parse and include it
Spreadsheets: Google Sheets via API

Report Types

Daily KPI Snapshot

Quick pulse check — 2-3 minutes to generate, meant for morning review.

📊 Daily KPI Snapshot — [Date]

🌐 Website: [sessions] sessions ([+/-]% vs yesterday)
   Top page: [page] ([views] views)
   
💰 Revenue: $[amount] ([+/-]% vs yesterday)
   New customers: [count]
   
📱 Social: [total engagement] across platforms
   Best post: [platform] — [description] ([engagement])

⚡ Quick take: [One sentence AI analysis of the day]

Weekly Marketing Report

Comprehensive marketing performance overview.

📈 Weekly Marketing Report — [Date Range]

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
[2-3 sentence overview: what went well, what needs attention, key number]

WEBSITE PERFORMANCE
• Sessions: [number] ([%] vs last week)
• Unique visitors: [number]
• Top traffic sources: [source 1] ([%]), [source 2] ([%]), [source 3] ([%])
• Top 5 pages by traffic:
  1. [page] — [views] views
  2. ...
• Bounce rate: [%] ([trend])

SEARCH PERFORMANCE
• Impressions: [number] ([%] change)
• Clicks: [number] ([%] change)
• Average CTR: [%]
• Average position: [number]
• Top gaining queries: [query] (+[positions])
• Top losing queries: [query] (-[positions])

SOCIAL MEDIA
• Total followers: [number] (net +[growth])
• Total engagement: [number]
• Best performing post: [description]
• Platform breakdown:
  - Twitter/X: [followers], [engagement]
  - LinkedIn: [followers], [engagement]

REVENUE (if available)
• Total revenue: $[amount] ([%] vs last week)
• New customers: [count]
• Churn: [count] ([%])
• MRR: $[amount]

TRENDS & INSIGHTS
• [AI-generated insight about notable trends]
• [Comparison to historical averages]
• [Actionable recommendation]

NEXT WEEK FOCUS
• [Suggested action based on data]

Monthly Business Review

Deep analysis with historical comparisons and strategic recommendations.

Follow the weekly format but expand with:

Month-over-month and year-over-year comparisons
Cohort analysis for customer retention (if data available)
Content performance breakdown (which articles drove traffic)
Funnel analysis: visitors → signups → customers (if trackable)
Strategic recommendations section with specific actions

Custom Report

If the user asks for something specific, build it:

"Show me our top 10 pages by revenue contribution"
"Compare this month's social engagement to last month"
"What keywords are we losing rankings for?"

Trend Detection

Biz Reporter doesn't just show numbers — it spots patterns:

Week-over-week anomalies: flag metrics that changed more than 20% from the prior week
Declining trends: if a metric has dropped for 3+ consecutive periods, raise it prominently
Correlation hints: "Traffic from Twitter spiked 40% — this correlates with your viral post on [date]"
Seasonal patterns: if historical data shows patterns (e.g., weekend dips), note them instead of alerting
Comparison framing: always show the comparison baseline so numbers have context

Natural Language Queries

Users can ask questions about their data conversationally:

User says	Action
"How's our traffic this week?"	Quick web analytics summary with week-over-week comparison
"What's our MRR?"	Pull Stripe data, show current MRR with trend
"Which blog posts are getting the most traffic?"	Top pages report from GA4
"Are we ranking better or worse this month?"	Search Console comparison
"Generate my weekly report"	Full weekly marketing report
"How did our launch go?"	Pull metrics for a specific date range around the launch
"Show me revenue by month for the last 6 months"	Historical revenue chart description

Scheduling Reports

Help users set up recurring reports via cron:

[
  {
    "name": "Daily KPI snapshot",
    "schedule": "0 8 * * 1-5",
    "prompt": "Generate daily KPI snapshot and send to Slack #metrics"
  },
  {
    "name": "Weekly marketing report",
    "schedule": "0 9 * * 1",
    "prompt": "Generate weekly marketing report for last week and send via email"
  },
  {
    "name": "Monthly business review",
    "schedule": "0 10 1 * *",
    "prompt": "Generate monthly business review for last month and post to Notion"
  }
]

Setup & Configuration

On first use:

Discover available tools: check which data sources the user has access to (GA4, Stripe, etc.)
Authenticate: help configure API keys or tool access for each source. Store securely in environment variables, never in SKILL.md or memory.
Baseline: pull initial data to establish benchmarks for future comparisons
Preferences: ask about reporting frequency, delivery channel, and which metrics matter most
Store config: save all preferences in workspace memory

Output Formats

Reports can be delivered as:

Chat message: formatted directly in the conversation or messaging channel
Markdown file: saved to workspace for archival
Notion page: if Notion skill is available
Email: via configured email skill
Slack/Discord message: for team channels

Edge Cases

Partial data: if some sources are unavailable, generate the report with what's available and note what's missing
No historical data: on first run, can only show current snapshot. Note that comparisons will be available next period.
API rate limits: cache data within a session and batch requests
Zero traffic / new site: don't show depressing "0 visitors" — instead focus on setup progress and first wins
Multiple properties: if user has multiple websites/products, ask which one or generate combined report
Currency: detect user locale and format currency appropriately
Privacy: never include individual user data or PII in reports. Aggregate only.

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