--- title: "Google Sheets" slug: "google-sheets" updated: 2025-06-04T23:00:08Z published: 2025-06-04T23:00:08Z --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://documentation.g2.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Google Sheets The G2 + Google Sheets integration sends G2 Buyer Intent data directly to your Google workspace, enabling you to share insights with key stakeholders and upload Buyer Intent data into another system. ![An example of Buyer Intent data in a Google sheet. Includes key columns like Company, Name, Profile Views, Category Views, Last Seen, etc. Each row represents a new Buyer Intent signal.](https://documentation-g2-com-images.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/google-sheets-demo.png) ## About G2 Buyer Intent data G2 Buyer Intent captures enriched data about buyers researching your product across G2. Buyer Intent signals can be generated by a variety of buyer actions, including interacting with your G2 product profile page, comparing your product to a competitor, and viewing alternatives for a product in a shared category. This data enables your sales, marketing, and customer success teams to identify a buyer's stage in the buyer journey. Refer to the [Buyer Intent](https://documentation.g2.com/docs/buyer-intent) documentation for more information on signal types, checking the signals included in your subscription, and more. ## Where Buyer Intent data appears in Google Drive G2 adds a sheet called "`{YOUR_PRODUCT_NAME}` Buyer Intent Data" to the root directory of the connected user's My Drive. ![An example of a document called "G2 Track Buyer Intent data" in the My Drive folder.](https://documentation-g2-com-images.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/google%E2%80%93sheets%E2%80%93my-drive-example.png) ## Implementation ### Before getting started Only one user at an organization can receive Buyer Intent delivery at a time. If the connected user's account is deactivated, Buyer Intent data will stop flowing into Google Sheets. ### 1. Activate the integration ![A successful implementation setup screen that shows that Google Sheets access is authenticated, the Integration Status is active, and Buyer Intent is configured. ](https://documentation-g2-com-images.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/google-sheets-authentication-successful.png) To set up the G2 + Google Sheets integration: 1. Go to [my.G2](https://my.g2.com/g2-seller-solutions/integrations), then **Integrations** > **Integration Hub**. 2. Select the **Google Sheets** tile, then select **Authenticate Now**. 3. Log in to Google if prompted, then choose your Google account. 4. Select **Allow** to confirm G2's access to your Google account. You will be redirected to my.G2. 5. Set the *Integration Status* slider to **Active**. Buyer Intent data will begin flowing to Google Sheets within 24 hours. New Buyer Intent signals are sent daily. ### 2. (Optional) Configure fields G2 offers a variety of fields associated with each Buyer Intent signal, including detailed information about the G2 pages viewed and firmographic information about the buyer. Select **Edit Configuration** to modify the columns included in your delivery. You can search for additional columns and remove existing ones. ![The Buyer Intent Configuration search panel. The search bar is pre-populated with default fields.](https://documentation-g2-com-images.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/google-sheets-modify-fields.png) The following sections describe the [default fields](/docs/google-sheets#default-fields) included in your delivery and [other fields](/docs/google-sheets#other-fields) you can add via my.G2. #### Default fields | Name | Description | | --- | --- | | Company | The name of the buyer organization. | | Country | The buyer organization’s headquarters country. | | State | The buyer organization’s headquarters state. | | Total Views | The total number of Buyer Intent signals generated for your product during the buyer's session. | | Profile Views | The number of views of your G2 product profile. | | Category Views | The number of category pageviews that included your product | | Compare Views | The number of comparison pageviews that included your product. | | Competitor Page Views | The number of alternatives pageviews that featured your product or a competitor’s product. | | Pricing Page Views | The number of views of your G2 pricing page. | | Sponsored Content Views | The number of views of an advertisement for your product on G2. | | Intent Score | The Buyer Intent score for your visitor. This field is deprecated as of July 2022. | | Last Seen | A timestamp of the last time the buyer organization was on G2. | #### Other fields | Name | Description | | --- | --- | | Activity Level | The Activity Level of the buyer. For more information, refer to the [Buyer Intent](https://documentation.g2.com/docs/buyer-intent#activity-level) documentation. | | Buying Stage | The Buying Stage of the buyer. For more information, refer to the [Buyer Intent](https://documentation.g2.com/docs/buyer-intent#buying-stage) documentation. | | Organization ID | The G2 ID for the visitor company. | | Sector | The company's business sector. | | Legal Name | The legal name of the company. | | Domain | The company’s website domain. | | Domain Aliases | A list of domains also used by the company. | | Twitter | The company's Twitter username. | | Org Twitter ID | The company's Twitter ID. | | Twitter Bio | The company's Twitter bio. | | Twitter Followers | The number of followers the company has on Twitter. | | Twitter Following | The accounts the company is following on Twitter. | | Org Twitter Location | The company's headquarters location on Twitter. | | Twitter Site | The URL for the company's Twitter account. | | Twitter Avatar | The company's avatar on Twitter. | | LinkedIn | The company's LinkedIn profile URL. | | Facebook | The company's Facebook profile URL. | | Org URL | The URL for the company's website. | | Site Title | The title of the company's website. | | Site H1 | The first heading from the company's website. | | Site Meta | The meta description of the company's website. | | Site Author | The page author of the company's website. | | Description | A description of the company. | | Founded Year | THe year the company was founded. | | Tags | A list of keywords associated with the company. | | Crunchbase Handle | The company's Crunchbase handle. | | Provider | The provider of the firmographic information. | | Email Provider | Whether the domain is associated with a public email provider. | | Company Type | The ownership status of the company. | | Alexa US Site Rank | The Alexa rank for the United States. This field is deprecated as of April 2023. | | Alexa Global Site Rank | The Alexa global rank. This field is deprecated as of April 2023. | | Market Cap | The company's market cap. | | Employees | The number of employees at the company. | | Employees Range | The number of employees at the company, reported as a range. | | Raised | The amount of money raised by the company. | | Annual Revenue | The company's most recent revenue, reported in millions of USD. | | Sub Premise | The company’s sub premise, such as a suite number. | | Street Number | The company's headquarters street number. | | Street Name | The company's headquarters street. | | City | The company's headquarters city. | | State Code | The two-character code for the company's headquarters state. | | Postal Code | The postal code for the company's headquarters. | | Country Code | The two-character code for the company's headquarters country. | | Latitude | The company's headquarters latitude. | | Longitude | The company's headquarters longitude. | | Tech | The company’s known tech products. | | Industry | The company’s industry. | | Industry Group | The company’s industry group. | | Sub Industry | The company’s sub-industry. | | Location | The geolocation of the individual buyer. |