ActiveCampaign to Google Sheets Performance Reporting
Campaign and automation performance is exported from ActiveCampaign into a shared Google Sheets reporting workbook on a schedule, so colleagues without a seat can read the results themselves.
Automations are where most of the value in ActiveCampaign sits, and where reporting is hardest to share. A campaign has an obvious result; a nurture sequence running quietly for months has a result too, but seeing it means opening the platform and knowing where to look.
Without this integration, the people who ask - a founder, a sales lead, whoever signs off the budget - go through whoever holds a seat. That person exports, reformats and sends, and does it again next month. The sequence rarely justifies giving each of them a licence, so the bottleneck stays.
With the integration running, campaign and automation performance lands in a shared Google Sheets workbook on the schedule you choose. Anyone with access to the sheet reads current results, builds their own view on top, or pulls it into a wider report - without a seat, and without asking marketing to produce it.
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Why deploy this use case
Long-running automations are reported alongside campaigns, rather than being the part of the programme nobody outside marketing ever sees.
Colleagues read the shared Google Sheets workbook instead of needing an ActiveCampaign licence of their own.
Reporting no longer routes through whoever happens to hold a seat and has time to produce it.
The export runs daily, weekly or monthly to match how often the numbers are actually reviewed.
Each run writes the same structure, so pivots, charts and downstream formulas keep working between exports.
Because the data sits in Sheets, it can be pulled into board packs and cross-channel reports without a second manual step.
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Questions teams ask
How do I integrate ActiveCampaign with Google Sheets?
IntelliPaaS connects ActiveCampaign and Google Sheets with a prebuilt Integration Pack, so there is no custom development work. Campaign and automation performance is exported into your shared Google Sheets workbook on the schedule you set. You connect both accounts, confirm the field mapping and it runs.
How does the ActiveCampaign to Google Sheets Performance Reporting integration work?
The pack is a prebuilt IntelliPaaS workflow between ActiveCampaign and Google Sheets. On each scheduled run it reads campaign and automation performance from ActiveCampaign, applies your field mapping and writes the rows into the shared reporting workbook in a consistent structure.
How often does the ActiveCampaign to Google Sheets export run?
On the schedule you set - daily, weekly or monthly - because this pack is built for periodic reporting rather than live alerting. A run can also be triggered by hand when someone needs current figures ahead of the next scheduled export.
What's included in the ActiveCampaign Google Sheets Performance Reporting Integration Pack?
The pack covers the scheduled trigger, reading campaign and automation performance from ActiveCampaign, the field mapping and the structured write into your shared Google Sheets workbook. The full use-case list and the step-by-step flow are set out on this page.
Do I need a developer to set up the ActiveCampaign Google Sheets integration?
There is no code to write. IntelliPaaS Integration Packs arrive with the trigger, the agent logic and the actions already in place, and the ActiveCampaign to Google Sheets export is configured from the IntelliPaaS dashboard. Connect both accounts, confirm the field mapping and your marketing team can run it from there.
How much does the ActiveCampaign Google Sheets integration cost?
The ActiveCampaign to Google Sheets Performance Reporting Integration Pack is priced per month, and the current rate is shown on this page. Full plan details and what each tier includes are on the IntelliPaaS pricing page.
Can I choose which ActiveCampaign figures are exported?
Yes. The ActiveCampaign to Google Sheets field mapping is editable end to end, and conditions, filters and transformations of your own can be added inside the Integration Pack. Most teams choose which automations and campaigns are covered, which metrics appear and how the workbook is laid out.
What happens if an ActiveCampaign to Google Sheets export fails?
No run is skipped without trace. A failed export is retried automatically, and anything unresolved after that is held in a review queue with the full error trace attached. Your team is alerted and can replay the run once the underlying cause is fixed.