Destination Setup

Choose where Coupler.io sends your data and define how it should land there. Use it to connect tools like Google Sheets, BigQuery, Microsoft Excel, Power BI, and other supported destinations, then configure the required settings for a reliable export.

You can check the list of available destinations on the Destinations page.

Multiple destinations

If needed, you can set up multiple destinations per data flow, so the data is exported to different platforms/files simultaneously. The setup process is the same: simply choose and connect the needed ones on the Destinations step of your data flow:

Data set to share

Your data flow can have different data views you worked with on the Data Sets step. You can choose one of the available data views while setting up the destination, and that data will be exported.:

Import mode: Replace vs Append

Coupler.io has 2 import modes: Replace and Append.

Replace drops the existing table and recreates it with fresh data on every run. This is ideal when you always want a clean, current snapshot — for example, a live view of active campaigns or current CRM records.

Append adds new rows below the existing data without touching what's already there. Use this when you want to build a historical log — for example, tracking daily ad spend over time.

If you're unsure, Replace is the safer starting point. You can always switch to Append once you know your schema is stable.

Browse destination categories

AI destinations

Send data to AI tools so you can analyze it with prompts and assistants.

Dashboards

Send data to BI tools or start with ready-made dashboard templates for reporting.

Spreadsheets

Send data to spreadsheet tools for simple sharing, review, and reporting.

Data warehouses

Load large data sets into scalable storage for modeling, queries, and analytics.

API

Export data as JSON for custom apps, developer workflows, and integrations.

Set up a destination

1

Select the destination

Open the Destinations step in your data flow. Add the app or file you want to send data to.

2

Choose the data view

Pick the data view you want to export. If your flow has several prepared views, select the one that matches this destination.

3

Connect the target account

Authorize the destination account. Choose the exact destination for the export. This can be a spreadsheet, worksheet, table, folder, or report, depending on the app.

4

Set the import mode

Choose Replace if you need a fresh snapshot on each run. Choose Append if you want to preserve previous rows and build history over time.

5

Save and run the flow

Review the settings, save the destination, and run the flow. Check the result in the target app to confirm the data landed as expected.