Support page for the
Channable Connector
With the Channable Connector you can report on the most important statistics of your Channable project. To use this connector you can connect with your Google Account or just with your email. Both Logins will make an account in the Data Hub app. If you have any questions about the connector, go to our Support Center.
The Channable Connector has a template with 1 page. This template shows general data about your connected Channable project and more information about the different channels.
How to connect the
Channable data?
Step 1.
When you’ve selected the connector in Looker Studio, you need to authorize the use of the Looker Studio Connector.
Step 2.
The next step is to authorize the Channable Connector.
Step 3.
Login to your Channable account and make the connection.
Step 4.
When you’ve made the connection with Looker Studio you will see all the possible fields of data with a description of what they mean.
Step 5.
When you click on ‘make report’ you will connect the data to the template.
Frequently asked questions
Find here the most asked questions about the Channable Connector. Can’t find your question here? Ask us in the Channable repository.
You need four things.
- An account for Channable
Just your login information, you normally use to login to Channable. - Company ID & Channable API Token
Click on your profile icon (right top corner) and select ‘Channable API’Here you can find your Company ID & Generate a Channable API Token. Save your token somewhere, because once it is made you won’t get the chance to get the same token again! - Project ID
Go to your project and there you can find the project ID in the URL ( The ID after /projects/, for example: /projects/67891) or on the Channable app (Set-up –> Product Configuration)
Metrics and Dimensions of the Channable Connector
You can use the following metrics and dimensions to Looker Studio:
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