The Influencer Hero + Google Sheets integration connects Influencer Hero with Google Sheets, allowing brands to sync influencer data directly into a spreadsheet. Influencer details, product shipments, UGC posts, sales, and campaign activity can all be sent to Google Sheets, where teams already track performance and share updates.
This guide shows how to connect Influencer Hero to Google Sheets and use it to track influencer activity in one flexible place. You’ll see what data can be synced, how quick the setup is, and how teams use Sheets to build custom reports and share campaign data across teams.
Google Sheets is where a lot of marketing and ecommerce data ends up living—especially when teams need something flexible, shareable, and easy to customize. For influencer programs, Sheets often becomes the place where performance is reviewed, results are shared, and decisions actually get made, outside of any single tool.
The Influencer Hero + Google Sheets integration connects Influencer Hero with Google Sheets, so influencer data doesn’t stay locked inside the CRM. Influencer details, campaign activity, product sends, UGC posts, and sales data can be synced into Google Sheets, where teams can track, review, and share performance in a format they already use every day.
This integration is often used by teams that want more flexibility than a fixed dashboard: whether that’s building custom reports, sharing live data with stakeholders, or combining influencer results with other business data in Sheets.
Best for: DTC brands, ecommerce teams, and agencies that rely on Google Sheets for reporting and want full control over how influencer data is tracked and shared.
The Google Sheets integration links creators, campaigns, products, posts, and sales data in Influencer Hero with rows and columns in Google Sheets. Data sync actions send records from Influencer Hero into Google Sheets for tracking and reporting.
Product and activity data can be logged in Google Sheets.
Sales and performance metrics can be sent to Google Sheets.
Google Sheets is used as the reporting layer for influencer data.
Synced data can be shared through Google Sheets access.
The Influencer Hero + Google Sheets integration is useful for merchants who want more control over how influencer performance is tracked and reviewed. Instead of relying only on fixed dashboards, teams can work with influencer data in a format they already use to make decisions.
Every team looks at influencer results differently. By syncing data into Google Sheets, merchants can structure reports around what actually matters to them—sales by creator, posts delivered, product sends, or campaign status—without forcing everything into a predefined view.
Not everyone needs access to the influencer CRM. Google Sheets makes it easy to share live influencer data with leadership, finance, or external partners, so results can be reviewed and discussed without adding new users or exporting files.
Influencer performance often needs to be compared with broader ecommerce metrics. With data in Google Sheets, teams can combine influencer sales, product sends, and content activity with other business data to get a clearer picture of overall impact.
Instead of logging into the platform to see updates, teams can rely on a Google Sheet that stays updated with influencer activity. This makes it easier to keep an eye on campaign progress and spot issues without interrupting day-to-day work.
Over time, Google Sheets becomes a running history of influencer results. Merchants can review past campaigns, compare creators across time periods, and use that data to inform future collaborations and budget decisions.
These examples show how teams use Google Sheets in everyday influencer workflows—without changing how they already report or share results.
Influencer campaign data is synced into Google Sheets so teams can see which creators are active, which products were sent, and which posts are live. This makes it easy to review campaign status at a glance without logging into the platform.
Best for: teams running multiple campaigns at once who want a simple overview everyone can access.
Sales and performance data from Influencer Hero is sent to Google Sheets, where teams can track revenue by creator or campaign. Sheets are often used in weekly check-ins or performance reviews to understand what’s working.
Best for: ecommerce teams that review influencer performance alongside other sales data.
Teams create their own reporting views in Google Sheets using synced influencer data. This allows them to tailor reports for leadership, finance, or partners without exporting data or rebuilding dashboards.
Best for: brands that need flexible, shareable influencer reports outside the CRM.
Connecting Google Sheets to Influencer Hero is a simple process that only takes a few clicks. From the Integrations section inside Influencer Hero, you can connect your Google account and choose which influencer data you want to sync into a spreadsheet—no technical setup required.
If you want a step-by-step walkthrough, you can visit our Help Desk Center where all integrations are documented with clear instructions. You’ll also find a dedicated Google Sheets integration guide that walks through the setup and shows how to configure data syncing.
Influencer Hero and Google Sheets are designed to work together with minimal setup, so teams can start syncing influencer data into Sheets almost immediately.
The Influencer Hero + Google Sheets integration gives teams a flexible way to work with influencer data outside the CRM. By syncing influencer details, campaign activity, product shipments, posts, and sales into Google Sheets, brands can track performance, share updates, and build reports in a format their teams already use every day.
If you want to see how this integration fits into your existing influencer workflow, you can book a demo! We’ll walk you through how brands use Influencer Hero integrations to keep influencer data organized, accessible, and easy to work with as programs grow.
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Brands often use Google Sheets to track influencer lists, campaign status, product sends, posts, and performance. When connected to Influencer Hero, influencer data can be synced directly into Sheets so teams can review, share, and analyze results in a familiar format.
Yes. Influencer-attributed sales and performance data can be synced into Google Sheets, allowing teams to monitor revenue by creator or campaign and include that data in custom reports or performance reviews.
Many teams prefer Google Sheets because it’s flexible and easy to customize. Sheets allow brands to structure influencer data around their own KPIs, combine it with other business data, and share reports without giving everyone access to the main platform.
Yes. Google Sheets is commonly used to share influencer performance with leadership, finance, or external partners. Since Sheets supports real-time collaboration, stakeholders can review up-to-date data without manual exports or screenshots.
DTC brands, ecommerce teams, and agencies that rely on spreadsheets for reporting benefit the most. These teams often need flexible views of influencer performance and an easy way to share data across departments.
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