Looker Studio
Whoever needs the numbers opens a link instead of the next export. Share responses as a live report, put them next to your other numbers, split by audience, and compare over time.
Workflows you can build with it
Each example is a workflow you can set up with an automation service, an AI assistant or your own application.
Share responses as a live report
Every new response lands as a row in the report’s data source, and the report shows the current state at every refresh. Anyone who needs the numbers opens the shared link instead of waiting for the next export.
Put responses next to your other numbers
The report shows the answers from empirio.ai beside figures from other sources, revenue or ticket volume for example. Combining them needs a field both sides share, such as month or location, and it never matches individual respondents.
Split the report by audience
Responses can be routed by a field they carry, client, location or department, into the data source behind the matching report. An agency hands every client a link without anyone seeing someone else’s numbers.
Compare results over time
After each round a scheduled job appends the aggregated values with a label such as “September 2026”. The report grows the trend on its own, with nobody stitching spreadsheets together.
What the integration transfers
Each point is a separate example in the direction of the arrow. Configure each workflow independently and link the relevant survey for actions on an existing survey.
empirio.ai → Looker Studio
- A Google Sheets or BigQuery data source the report reads
- Labelled fields per question, ready as dimensions and metrics
- Submission time and language for date ranges and filters
How to set it up
Settle the field names and types in the data source once: charts are bound to them, and a renamed column breaks them. How fast a new response shows up is set by the data freshness setting, not by the moment somebody answered.
