ChatGPT Plugin

aclipp

PR monitoring and analytics

Brand: Unknown

Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Competitive & Market Intelligence

Integration details

Description

aclipp is a European PR analytics platform. Communication teams and PR agencies use it to show what their work achieves, in media coverage and in AI answers. With the aclipp plugin you can ask about your aclipp workspace in plain language: - Find and read media coverage, filtered by date, channel, outlet, tag, country or sentiment. - Analyze reach, coverage volume, sentiment and share of voice over time and against competitors. - See how often AI assistants mention your brand and your competitors, and which sources they cite. - Look up the outlets and journalists behind your coverage. - Add coverage from a link, and create or update reports, dashboards, alerts, tags and AI visibility prompts. You sign in with your aclipp account and choose which organizations and projects ChatGPT may access. Write access is only granted when you approve it on the consent screen. The plugin needs an aclipp workspace and only sees data your account can access. It does not email journalists or post on your behalf, and it asks for your confirmation before deleting anything.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Pending
Primary Subcategory: Competitive & Market Intelligence
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Unknown
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-10-29
Tool count: 74
Market: US

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74 tools agents can invoke

Add coverage from one or more links and let aclipp do the work. You supply only the project and the URLs; the processing pipeline fetches each page and derives the title, publication date, outlet, sentiment and metrics itself. This is the preferred way to add coverage and the only one that runs extraction, so use it whenever the coverage has a link that can be fetched, even if you already know some of the details. Pass every link in one call rather than calling once per link. Each link returns an import record with status "processing". aclipp checks the page first; broken links, error pages and duplicates are rejected without creating a clipping. Read an import with get_clipping_import; once it is admitted, its clippingId leads to the clipping via get_clipping. Links are handled independently, so the result reports created and failed separately and only the failed ones need retrying.
clip_url
Create one or more alerts in a project. An alert mails its recipients whenever a newly processed clipping matches its filter, so it acts on coverage arriving from now on rather than on anything already collected. Enabled alerts can send future emails to external recipients; emails already sent cannot be recalled. Address recipients by `emails`; `userIds` names existing workspace members and no tool resolves those, so pass an empty array unless you already hold the IDs. Check list_alerts first, because an overlapping alert means someone gets two mails for one clipping. Use list_tags to resolve tag IDs and list_competitors to resolve brand IDs for the filter; the project's own brand ID is its projectId. Pass every alert in one call rather than calling once each; they are handled independently, so the result reports created and failed separately.
create_alert
Add one or more pieces of coverage manually, supplying every detail yourself. Stores the supplied clipping fields without article extraction or enrichment. Any field you omit stays empty, including the outlet, metrics and sentiment. Use this only when there is no link to process, such as print, broadcast, or a piece behind a paywall. A `url` may be recorded here as a reference; aclipp may contact that URL and follow redirects to determine the stored destination, but does not extract article fields. If the link can be processed, use clip_url instead and let aclipp fill in the details for you. Pass every clipping in one call rather than calling once each; they are handled independently, so the result reports created and failed separately. Use list_tags to resolve tag IDs.
create_clipping
Add one or more competitor brands to an AI Visibility project. A competitor is matched in AI answers by its trackedName plus any aliases and domains you give it, so spell out the variants people actually write, and give the domains it owns. Omit the id when adding a product: ids are assigned server-side. Adding one re-analyzes the answers and cited pages already collected for the project, so its past mentions appear once that pass finishes rather than instantly. Pass every competitor in one call rather than calling once each: they are handled independently, so the result reports created and failed separately, and one call re-analyzes that history once instead of once per competitor. To find its logo and brand colour, aclipp fetches the public website of its primary domain. The project needs the AI Visibility license.
create_competitor
Create one or more project-defined clipping metrics. Custom metrics add structured fields such as numbers, checkboxes, dropdowns or formulas to clippings. Pass all metrics you want to create in one call, including a one-item array when creating just one. The batch is atomic: if any metric is invalid, no metrics are created. Use list_custom_metrics to inspect existing custom metric definitions and IDs before creating formulas that reference them.
create_custom_metric
Create one or more dashboards in a project. A dashboard is a live view of the analytics for the coverage that matches its filter. Pass `charts` to lay it out in the same call, or omit it for an empty dashboard to fill in later; set each new chart's `id` to null and the server assigns one. New dashboards are always private; use update_dashboard to share one. Pass every dashboard in one call rather than calling once each; they are handled independently, so the result reports created and failed separately. Use list_tags and list_competitors to resolve tag and brand IDs for filters (the project's own brand ID is its projectId), and get_analytics_catalog to resolve the metrics, dimensions and aggregations each chart binds to.
create_dashboard
Add an external data source to a project, such as RSS feeds, Google Alerts, Argus, Observer, Landau, Meltwater or Talkwalker. To find coverage with aclipp itself, use set_monitoring instead. A project has at most one integration of each type, and the call fails when the type already exists; use update_integration then. Fields you leave out take the app defaults. When enabled, feed integrations periodically fetch their configured external URLs. API keys cannot be set here: Landau, Meltwater and Talkwalker fetch nothing until a key is added in the aclipp app.
create_integration
Create a project in this workspace. `licenses` decides what the project can do and cannot be changed from here afterwards: set aiVisibility when the project should track AI answers, which is what create_competitor and the AI visibility tools need, and prAnalytics for media coverage. Omitting it gives PR analytics only. Each license consumes a slot from the workspace plan, so this fails when none is left. A connection restricted to specific projects cannot create new ones; check with me if the call is refused. When `websiteUrl` is given, aclipp fetches that public website to derive the logo and brand colour.
create_project
Create one or more topics in an AI visibility project. A topic groups prompts so their results can be read together: topic IDs work as filters and as the `topic` dimension in query_analytics. Check list_prompt_topics first, because names are not deduplicated and two topics meaning the same thing split the reporting they exist to combine. Create the topics before the prompts that belong to them, then pass the returned IDs to create_prompt. Pass every topic in one call rather than calling once each; they are handled independently, so the result reports created and failed separately.
create_prompt_topic
Add one or more AI visibility prompts to a project. A prompt is a question asked of the AI providers on a schedule, so its results appear over following runs rather than immediately. Wording cannot be changed after creation; create a new prompt to track a different question. Pass every prompt in one call rather than calling once each; they are handled independently, so the result reports created and failed separately. Use list_prompt_topics to resolve topic IDs.
create_prompt
Create one or more empty reports in a project. A report is a shareable document presenting the coverage that matches its filter. Lay out each new report's content afterwards with replace_report_blocks. New reports are always private; use update_report to share one. Pass every report in one call rather than calling once each; they are handled independently, so the result reports created and failed separately. Use list_tags and list_competitors to resolve tag and brand IDs for filters (the project's own brand ID is its projectId).
create_report
Create one or more tags in a project. Tags classify clippings and can be used in report, dashboard and analytics filters. Pass all tags you want to create in one call, including a one-item array when creating just one. The batch is atomic: if any tag is invalid, no tags are created. Use get_project_config to resolve an existing tag group ID, or omit groupId to leave a tag ungrouped.
create_tag
Permanently delete one or more alerts, so their recipients stop getting their emails. To pause an alert instead, set enabled to false with update_alert. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_alert
Permanently delete one or more authors from the workspace. Needs a connection that is not restricted to specific projects. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_author
Move one or more clippings to the trash. They leave lists, reports, dashboards and analytics, and can be restored from the trash in the aclipp app until it is purged. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_clipping
Remove one or more competitors from a project, so they are no longer tracked. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_competitor
Permanently delete one or more custom metrics from a project. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_custom_metric
Permanently delete one or more dashboards and their charts. A shared dashboard's link stops working. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_dashboard
Delete one or more integrations. They stop pulling clippings; clippings they already brought in stay. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_integration
Delete a project's aclipp monitoring and its searches. Clippings it already found stay. To stop it for a while, use set_monitoring with `enabled` false instead. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_monitoring
Permanently delete one or more media outlets from the workspace. Needs a connection that is not restricted to specific projects. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_outlet
Delete one or more AI visibility prompt topics. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_prompt_topic
Delete one or more AI visibility prompts. They stop being asked, and everything already collected for them goes with them: their runs, and the brand mentions and citations those produced. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_prompt
Permanently delete one or more reports and their content. A shared report's link stops working. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_report
Delete one or more tag groups from a project. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_tag_group
Permanently delete one or more tags from a project. Asks the user to confirm first and will not proceed without that confirmation; a client that cannot show confirmation prompts gets an error and nothing is deleted.
delete_tag
Get one AI visibility run/chat detail. Long values are capped: `responseText` at 2000 characters and each brand-mention `snippet` at 500. A value that was cut carries `responseTextTruncated: true` or `snippetTruncated: true` beside it, and the flag is absent when nothing was cut.
get_geo_chat
Get a source-domain or source-URL detail.
get_geo_source
List the analytics metrics, shapes, dimensions, formats, and aggregations available for a project. Call this before query_analytics instead of guessing metric or dimension IDs; each metric lists the shapes and dimensions it supports. The separate timeGroupDimensions block lists the time-bucket dimensions every metric also accepts, on the shapes named there.
get_analytics_catalog
Get one author with their social and publication profiles, every outlet they have published in, and their most recent clippings. Use this to brief a pitch or to see what someone has written lately.
get_author
Get one clipping by ID using the public clipping shape.
get_clipping
Get the state of a link added with clip_url. status is processing, admitted (clippingId is set) or rejected (rejectedReason says why).
get_clipping_import
Get one dashboard by ID, including its complete ordered charts. Read a dashboard this way before replace_dashboard_charts: that call replaces the whole collection, so it needs the charts that are already there.
get_dashboard
Get one integration of a project by ID, as list_integrations returns it.
get_integration
Get a project's aclipp monitoring: the named searches aclipp runs to find coverage, and the filters applied to what they find. Fails with not found when the project has no monitoring yet; use set_monitoring to set it up.
get_monitoring
Get one outlet by ID with full channel-specific detail, for example reach metrics and profile data.
get_outlet
Get an overview of a project's configuration: its settings (website, screenshot mode, tracked brand and brand profile, which update_project changes), its own brand, its tag groups, and how many competitors, tags and custom metrics it has. The project's own brand ID is its projectId, which is what subjectProjectIds and the brands filter take for it. The counts tell you which list to read next and whether it spans several pages: list_competitors for competitor brand IDs, list_tags for tag IDs, list_custom_metrics for metric definitions.
get_project_config
Get one report by ID, including its complete ordered content blocks. Read a report this way before replace_report_blocks: that call replaces the whole collection, so it needs the blocks that are already there.
get_report
Report the workspace this connection acts in, the permissions it holds, and whether it is restricted to particular projects. Call this when a tool is refused or missing: the answer is usually a scope this key was never granted, which no amount of retrying will change.
me
List AI visibility runs/chats for a project using the public chat filter-expression system. A date range or rolling date preset is required. Each `responseText` is capped so a page of runs stays readable; when one was cut the item carries `responseTextTruncated: true` and get_geo_chat returns more of it.
list_geo_chats
List prompt topics (id, name). Topic IDs work as filters and as the `topic` dimension in query_analytics.
list_prompt_topics
List tracked AI visibility prompts (id, text, location, status, topicId). Use prompt IDs to filter or group other AI visibility tools.
list_prompts
List the web searches AI providers ran while answering a project's prompts, what the engines looked for rather than what the customer asked, with how often each was run. Use this to decide what content to write. A date range or rolling date preset is required. Only ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini and Grok report their searches: a project running only Perplexity, Google AI Overviews, Google AI Mode or Mistral has no data here, and an empty result means that rather than an inactive project. Inside `filter`, `search` matches the search text itself, not the chat response it matches on list_geo_chats.
list_geo_search_queries
List a project's alerts with the filter each one watches, who it notifies, what triggers it, and whether it is enabled. Use this to see what coverage already reaches someone by mail before proposing anything new.
list_alerts
List the journalists and creators behind the coverage, each with how many clippings they wrote and which outlets they published in. Sort by clippingsCount to find who covers a brand most, or by lastPublishedAt to find who is writing right now. The author catalog is organization-wide; pass projectId to scope the counts and dates to one project.
list_authors
List clippings (media coverage items) as compact rows for analysis. projectId is the owning project; the `brands` filter field matches the main or competitor brands covered by a clipping. Use `filter` for all filtering, list_tags and list_competitors to resolve tag and brand IDs (the project's own brand ID is its projectId), and get_clipping for full detail.
list_clippings
List the competitor brands an AI Visibility project tracks, with the full matching configuration for each: trackedName, aliases, domains and brand colour. Read this one before changing a competitor. Competitor IDs are also what the AI visibility tools and the `brand` analytics dimension report against.
list_competitors
List a project's custom clipping metrics with their full definitions: type, channels, selectable options and formulas. Read this before creating a formula that references another metric, and before changing a metric, since changes must stay consistent with the existing definition.
list_custom_metrics
List the dashboards in a project, or across every project this key can see. Returns each dashboard's settings and its ID, not its charts: read one with get_dashboard to see those. Look here before creating a dashboard, so an existing one gets updated instead of a near-duplicate appearing beside it. A shared dashboard carries the sharingUrl its recipients open.
list_dashboards
List the external data sources configured for a project, such as RSS feeds, Meltwater or Talkwalker, with their filters and settings. aclipp monitoring is not listed here; use get_monitoring. A project has at most one integration of each type. API keys are never shown; integrations that use one report only whether it is set (`hasApiKey`).
list_integrations

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