October 2025 - We’ve just released the latest version of CloverDX , CloverDX 7.2, with some exciting new features for productivity and AI-powered data wrangling.
We see the role of AI in data integration workflows as 2 different streams:
What does it mean? Passing your data through some sort of AI or machine learning process and getting some other data out.
You can use AI for data transformation in CloverDX in 2 ways – either using locally-run ML models for text classification (so you don’t need to send any data to the cloud) or using an AI client component to transform data however you want.
You can integrate AI into your automated processes by building these components into your Designer jobs.
Good use cases for AI in data transformation include:
Read more about the pros and cons of local vs third-party LLMs for data transformations here.
What does it mean? Making your day to day work more efficient by helping in building and managing your data workflows (as opposed to transforming the data itself)
As well as boosting the productivity of technical data experts, AI can also help open up tools to new audiences, enabling non-technical or business users to do more.
Fig A: Example of AI Assistant speeding up transformations by providing step-by-step recommendations.
Some examples of using AI to help make data work more efficient:
So what’s new in this release of CloverDX?
Assistant can help you with:
The new Clover AI Assistant helps you to build data transformation jobs in Wrangler, just by asking the Assistant in natural language.
Instead of having to select the right individual steps to achieve your goal, just tell the Assistant what you want to do it and it will suggest the steps needed to get the result you want.
The Assistant won’t do anything without you asking it to – you can accept or reject any of its suggestions so you’re always in control. And it builds regular Wrangler jobs, with transparent individual steps that you can always see, edit, or delete – no black box.
When you load a file or a data set, it can even suggest what you can do – e.g. convert all invoice amounts to a single currency. Just click to accept the suggestion and insert the right step.
What’s shared with the AI? Unless you choose to, no data is shared with the AI. But the Assistant knows what columns are there, what other data sources and targets you have available, and so on. So it can use e.g. lookups that are part of your data sources, without having to explicitly tell it that. See more on AI data security and privacy below.
Fig B: Visual example of AI Assistant fulfilling query to calculate late fee for paid invoices.
If data needs to be mapped in a certain way, Assistant can now help you figure out the mapping.
Automap was available before, but now there’s two new AI options for suggesting mappings – either by sharing just the structure of your data, or by sharing the data itself. Sharing data can help in some cases, e.g. the Assistant can figure out something should be a phone number even if the column is not called Phone Number, it will just recognize it from the data.
Clover AI Assistant doesn’t share any of your data with third party AI vendors, unless you explicitly choose to do that.
Only the metadata is shared (column names, types, descriptions, etc.)
Sharing of your actual data can be explicitly enabled for each action. If you do this, a sample of your data will be shared with the AI so it can give you better results. This option for data sharing can also be globally disabled for all users in your account if you don’t ever want any data to leave your environment (e.g. you’re in a regulated industry).
And it’s important to note that you can still do everything in Wrangler manually. Assistant will help you work faster, but you don’t need to use any AI if you don’t want to.
Learn more about the Clover AI Assistant
Previously you could work with reference data sets in Wrangler, now you can read from or write to transactional data sets too.
This can be very helpful as it enables business or less-technical users to prepare and load data into transactional data sets without having to wait for an IT team to build jobs to load the data. Mapping the data correctly is easier as Wrangler will suggest mappings, and users can simply drag and drop to map data for the target.
The data set can then be pulled into Data Manager where any errors will be highlighted so they can be reviewed and corrected
Fig C: Visual example of AI Assistant being used in Wrangler to summarize data errors.
You can now add clickable links as part of your data. So whether you want to provide a map link for an address, or a scan of an invoice, you can now add and format URLs.
Replace multiple values at once, rather than having to edit one by one. Search and replace works with different data types (numbers, text, calendar, etc.), and all changes are recorded as usual in the audit log.
Example: If someone has entered ‘Sidney’ rather than ‘Sydney’, you can now find and replace that with one click.
Fig D: Visual example of the new Search and Replace feature in action.
You can now use Data Services to provide real-time dynamic suggestions, rather than just static suggestions.
Read the full release notes for CloverDX 7.2