Plugin
A jump-start kit that bundles the Flowlity MCP connector and all Coplanner skills in one installable package.
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A jump-start kit that bundles the Flowlity MCP connector and all Coplanner skills in one installable package.
The Flowlity Supply Chain Coplanner plugin is a jump-start kit for new Coplanner users. Instead of connecting the MCP server and discovering skills separately, the plugin bundles everything in one installable package so a new user gets value from their own supply-chain data on day one.
Flowlity Coplanner connector
The MCP connection (https://mcp.app.flowlity.com), pre-configured — you just authorize your account.
Getting started skill
First-run tour that checks the connection and suggests what to ask.
Data quality audit skill
Ranked shortlist of master-data/parameter fixes by impact.
Forecast audit skill
Ranked shortlist of demand/forecast-quality fixes by impact.
Supply chain operations review skill
Branded executive PPTX, figures pulled live.
See Skills for what each skill does.
An active Flowlity Coplanner account with at least one site of data.
The Flowlity connector authorized for that account (standard OAuth sign-in — use the same email as your Flowlity account). No API keys or secrets are stored in the plugin.
The plugin works in Claude Cowork and Claude Code.
If a colleague sends you the .plugin file, open it in Claude and confirm the install prompt. This is the quickest way to try it — no admin rights needed.
If your Flowlity or company admin has published it, open Settings → Plugins / Browse plugins, find Flowlity Supply Chain Coplanner, and click Install (it may already be installed for you).
Team/Enterprise owners can distribute it org-wide under Organization settings → Plugins — either by uploading the plugin .zip (manual marketplace) or by syncing it from a private GitHub repo. You can then set it to Available for install, Installed by default, or Required.
Make sure the Flowlity connector is authorized (see Requirements).
Say "Help me get started with Flowlity" — the getting-started skill checks your connection and offers a menu of first actions.
From there, try "Run a data-quality audit", "Run a forecast audit", or "Create a supply-chain operations review deck".
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