Aldus + Google Sheets: Sync subscribers, analytics, and issues to Google Sheets
Export Aldus data — subscribers, issue performance, revenue, engagement — to Google Sheets in real time or on a schedule. Build custom dashboards, run pivot tables, or feed downstream BI tools.
Start free →What You Can Do with Google Sheets + Aldus
- Build custom subscriber analytics dashboards
- Export every issue's open rate, CTR, and revenue to a master sheet
- Share newsletter metrics with investors or stakeholders in Sheets
- Feed Google Data Studio / Looker Studio with Aldus metrics
How the Integration Works
Connect Google Sheets
Authorize Aldus to write to a specific Google Sheet via Google OAuth. Aldus never accesses other sheets in your drive.
Pick what to export
Choose tables to sync — subscribers, issues, analytics, revenue. Each becomes a tab in your target sheet.
Set sync frequency
Real-time (webhook-driven) or scheduled (hourly/daily). Real-time is best for ops; scheduled is best for reporting.
Build your dashboard
Use pivot tables, charts, and formulas in Sheets. Share with collaborators as normal.
Why Google Sheets Works Better with Aldus
Set Up in Under 5 Minutes
- Create a new Google Sheet (or use an existing one)
- In Aldus, go to Integrations → Google Sheets and authorize
- Paste the Sheet URL and select which tables to sync
- Choose real-time or scheduled sync
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a row limit?
Google Sheets supports up to 10 million cells per sheet. For very large subscriber lists (> 1M), we recommend exporting to BigQuery directly instead.
Can I edit data in Sheets and sync it back?
No. Sync is one-way (Aldus → Sheets) to keep Aldus as the source of truth. Use the Aldus API or UI to make changes.
What about Excel Online?
Excel Online isn't natively supported, but you can sync Aldus → Google Sheets → download as .xlsx, or use a Zapier integration.