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Connect your Yuno analytics data to the AI assistant you already use. Ask questions about your payments data in plain language, like approval rates, decline reasons, or volumes by country or payment method, and get answers backed by live SQL queries against your Yuno analytics warehouse.
These connectors are analytics-only. They query your Yuno analytics warehouse and cannot create payments, issue refunds, or change your payment configuration. If you’re a developer looking to build payment flows into your own agent, see Building AI Integrations with Yuno’s LLMs and MCP and the Remote Yuno MCP Server instead.

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Setup

The fastest way to enable Yuno in Claude is through the connector directory.
1

Open the Yuno connector listing

Open the Yuno connector listing in the Claude directory.
2

Connect and authorize

Click Connect and sign in with your Yuno credentials to authorize access to your account’s analytics data.
3

Enable Yuno in your chat

In any chat, open the search & tools menu and make sure Yuno is toggled on.
4

Ask your first question

Try: “Describe the tables available in my Yuno analytics warehouse.”
Connectors added from the directory sync across claude.ai, Claude Desktop, and the mobile apps automatically, so you only need to connect once.

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What you can do

Both connectors expose the same tools against your Yuno analytics warehouse. The assistant chooses the right tool automatically, so you never have to call them by name, but knowing what’s available helps you know what to ask.

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Ask in plain language

  • “What was my payment approval rate by payment method over the last 30 days?”
  • “Show transaction volume by country for July, and flag any country that dropped more than 10% vs June.”
  • “What are my top 5 decline reasons this month, and which provider do they come from?”
  • “Compare conversion between credit card and PIX in Brazil this quarter.”
  • “Describe the transactions table and show me a few sample rows.”
  • “Build me a weekly summary: volume, approval rate, refund rate, and average ticket.”

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Read-only, scoped to your account

  • Scoped to your account: The connector authenticates with your Yuno credentials and can only see the analytics data your account is entitled to.
  • Read-only by design: The connectors only run read queries. Statements that modify data or schema are always rejected, so the assistant cannot change anything in your warehouse.
  • Query limits: Very large result sets are truncated rather than streamed in full, and sessions are rate-limited to keep the warehouse healthy. For bulk exports, use the Yuno dashboard or API.

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Troubleshooting

Claude says the Yuno connector is disconnected Go to Settings → Connectors, find Yuno, and click Reconnect, then re-authorize. If the connector doesn’t appear in a chat, check that it’s enabled in the chat’s search & tools menu. ChatGPT doesn’t call the Yuno app Invoke it explicitly by typing @Yuno at the start of your message, or mention “using Yuno” in the prompt. If it’s still unavailable, remove and re-add the app from its directory listing. Queries fail with a “no database selected” error Ask the assistant to qualify tables with their database name (for example analytics.transactions) or to state which database to use. Asking “what tables are available?” first usually resolves this. Results look truncated That’s expected for large outputs. Ask the assistant to aggregate (totals, top-N, grouped summaries) instead of listing raw rows, or narrow the date range.

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FAQ

Yes. Both expose the same Yuno analytics tools. Pick the assistant your team already uses, or connect both; access and permissions are identical because they’re governed by your Yuno credential, not by the assistant.
No. These connectors are analytics-only: they query your data warehouse. They do not create payments, issue refunds, or touch your payment routing. For programmatic payment operations, see Building AI Integrations with Yuno’s LLMs and MCP and the Remote Yuno MCP Server.
Your data is transferred to the assistant only within your own conversation, subject to Anthropic’s or OpenAI’s data policies for your plan. Consult your workspace’s AI data-handling policy; enterprise plans of both providers exclude business data from training by default.
Yes. Yuno publishes an MCP server you can use from Cursor, Claude Code, or any MCP-compatible client. See the Remote Yuno MCP Server and Building AI Integrations with Yuno’s LLMs and MCP.
Reach out to your Yuno account manager or open a ticket through the Yuno dashboard. For developer issues with the MCP server, file them on GitHub.