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BigQuery integrations across CDPs

Directory data as of October 18, 2026

30 of the 44 customer data platforms in the CdpHub directory list an integration with BigQuery, with 55 listings between them. Of those platforms, 18 both send data to BigQuery and read from it, 3 only send data to it and 9 only read from it. 54 of the 55 listings link to their platform's own documentation.

30of 44 CDPs list BigQuery
55listings across them
18send data to BigQuery and read from it
#5most listed of 2,243 tools

Which CDPs list BigQuery

30 of 44
Sends data to BigQuery Reads from BigQuery, or uses it as a source Does both

Not listed by 14 CDPs: 6sense, Leadspace, Lexer, Listrak, Microsoft Dynamics 365 Customer Insights, NICE, Ometria, Optimizely, Oracle, SAP CDP, SAS, Spotler ActivatePro, Teradata and Upland BlueVenn.

How each CDP connects to BigQuery

30 CDPs · 55 listings
ActionIQ (reads from BigQuery)1 listing
BigQuery → ActionIQ

BigQuery

All ActionIQ integrations →
Adobe Experience Platform (reads from BigQuery)1 listing
BigQuery → Adobe

Brings Google BigQuery table data into Experience Platform for Real-Time CDP Ultimate customers.

All Adobe Experience Platform integrations →
Amperity (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)2 listings
Amperity → BigQuery

Google BigQuery (destination). Gets Amperity data into Google BigQuery by sending Parquet or CSV files to cloud storage first, then loading them for analysis.

Amperity ⇄ BigQuery

Google BigQuery (Amperity Bridge). Shares data both ways between Amperity and Google BigQuery through Amperity Bridge, using BigQuery sharing exchanges rather than file exports.

All Amperity integrations →
Bloomreach (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)2 listings
Bloomreach → BigQuery

Loomi BigQuery. Exports Bloomreach events every 6 hours and customer properties daily into a read-only Google BigQuery dataset through Loomi BigQuery, for custom SQL analysis and BI tools.

BigQuery → Bloomreach

Import. Imports customers, events, catalogs and vouchers from Google BigQuery tables or SQL queries into Bloomreach with service-account credentials, and runs SQL Reports on BigQuery data in place.

All Bloomreach integrations →
BlueConic (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)1 listing
BlueConic ⇄ BigQuery

Imports BigQuery tables into BlueConic profiles and timeline events and exports profile and timeline data to BigQuery tables, replacing or partitioning a table on each batch run.

All BlueConic integrations →
Blueshift (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)2 listings
Blueshift → BigQuery

Export. Delivers Blueshift campaign activity to your BigQuery project as a linked dataset from an Analytics Hub listing, updated once a day, a feature your CSM may need to switch on.

BigQuery → Blueshift

Import. Imports customer data, events, catalogs and recommendation feeds from BigQuery into Blueshift over a direct connection authenticated with a service account key.

All Blueshift integrations →
Braze (reads from BigQuery)1 listing
BigQuery → Braze

Google BigQuery. Brings BigQuery data into Braze through a service account, syncing user attributes, events, purchases and catalog items from chosen tables or views.

All Braze integrations →
CaliberMind (reads from BigQuery)1 listing
BigQuery → CaliberMind

Ingests warehouse data loaded into a BigQuery dataset CaliberMind creates, or connects directly to your own BigQuery instance, with possible setup fees to map it into CaliberMind.

All CaliberMind integrations →
Chord (sends data to BigQuery)1 listing
Chord → BigQuery

Writes data from Chord's CDP to a BigQuery dataset in a Google Cloud project, authenticated with a service account key given as JSON, a JSON string or a file path.

All Chord integrations →
CleverTap (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)2 listings
CleverTap → BigQuery

Export. Exports CleverTap data to Google BigQuery through Google Cloud Storage on a schedule, for analysis and reporting alongside other business data.

BigQuery → CleverTap

Import. Imports data from Google BigQuery into CleverTap over a connection set up with a project ID, dataset ID and service account JSON key under the partner settings.

All CleverTap integrations →
DinMo (reads from BigQuery)1 listing
BigQuery → DinMo

Connects a BigQuery project to DinMo through a Google Cloud service account, with DinMo datasets for segments, statistics and predictions and optional daily alerts on unusual billed usage.

All DinMo integrations →
Fivetran Activations (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)2 listings
Fivetran Activations → BigQuery

Destination. Writes rows into Google BigQuery tables from Fivetran Activations, using an automatically managed service account or a service account key of your own.

BigQuery → Fivetran Activations

Source. Reads BigQuery tables and views for Fivetran Activations syncs through IAM roles for viewing data and running unload jobs, with an optional read-only mode.

All Fivetran Activations integrations →
Hightouch (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)3 listings
Hightouch → BigQuery

Destination. Loads model rows into a BigQuery table by insert or upsert through a Google Cloud service account that can read and write data in the project, with billing turned on.

BigQuery → Hightouch

Iceberg source. Reads Apache Iceberg tables managed in BigQuery as a Hightouch source.

BigQuery → Hightouch

Source. Connects BigQuery to Hightouch as a source, so SQL, dbt or table-based models built there can sync to any destination.

All Hightouch integrations →
Informatica (sends data to BigQuery)1 listing
Informatica → BigQuery

Publishes Informatica MDM SaaS master data to a Google BigQuery staging store and a sample analytical schema, with SQL views for customer, supplier, location and product reporting.

All Informatica integrations →
Insider One (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)2 listings
Insider One → BigQuery

Export. Gets Insider One events, their parameters and chosen user attributes into BigQuery by exporting CSV files to your Google Cloud Storage bucket for your own pipeline to load.

BigQuery → Insider One

Import. Imports user attributes and events from BigQuery tables or views into Insider One on a recurring schedule, mapping columns and using an update timestamp column for incremental syncs.

All Insider One integrations →
Klaviyo (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)2 listings
Klaviyo → BigQuery

Sends Klaviyo profile data, event data or both into BigQuery, and can skip events coming from integrations that BigQuery already receives.

BigQuery → Klaviyo

Data warehouse import. Syncs profile and event data from a BigQuery dataset into Klaviyo through a dedicated service account, with a Klaviyo Advanced KDP subscription.

All Klaviyo integrations →
Lytics (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)1 listing
Lytics ⇄ BigQuery

Imports BigQuery tables into Lytics and exports user profiles, events, audience changes and definitions, metrics and system events from Lytics to BigQuery tables.

All Lytics integrations →
mParticle (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)3 listings
mParticle → BigQuery

Audiences. Writes mParticle audience membership to tables in a BigQuery dataset in your Google Cloud project.

mParticle → BigQuery

Warehouse. Loads incoming mParticle data into a BigQuery dataset so you can query it directly with SQL.

BigQuery → mParticle

Warehouse Sync. Imports user and event data from a BigQuery dataset into mParticle through a Google Cloud service account with read access, as one-time or scheduled syncs.

All mParticle integrations →
Odie (reads from BigQuery)1 listing
BigQuery → Odie

Runs read-only SQL queries against BigQuery from Totango's Customer Data Hub, authenticating with an uploaded key for a service account given Viewer and BigQuery Data Viewer roles.

All Odie integrations →
Redpoint Global (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)2 listings
Redpoint Global ⇄ BigQuery

Data Management. Bulk loads Google BigQuery tables from Redpoint Data Management with application default credentials or a service account, mapping its data types to BigQuery types.

Redpoint Global ⇄ BigQuery

Interaction. Sets up the Simba ODBC driver for Google BigQuery in the Redpoint Interaction Docker image, so RPI can reach BigQuery through a configured data source.

All Redpoint Global integrations →
RudderStack (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)3 listings
RudderStack → BigQuery

Stream. Inserts RudderStack track events into a BigQuery table in near real time through Google's streaming API, rather than in batches.

RudderStack → BigQuery

Warehouse. Loads RudderStack events into BigQuery in scheduled batches, using RudderStack's standard warehouse schema.

BigQuery → RudderStack

Source. Syncs BigQuery tables or SQL models to downstream tools with RudderStack Reverse ETL, on a schedule or on demand.

All RudderStack integrations →
Salesforce Data 360 (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)1 listing
Salesforce ⇄ BigQuery

Google BigQuery. Connects Data 360 and Google BigQuery through Zero Copy, querying BigQuery tables in place and sharing Data 360 data back to BigQuery.

All Salesforce Data 360 integrations →
SAP Engagement Cloud (reads from BigQuery)1 listing
BigQuery → SAP Engagement Cloud

Connects Google BigQuery tables and views to SAP Emarsys through a Relational Data connector, letting SQL segment templates and email tokens use the data in place.

All SAP Engagement Cloud integrations →
Segment (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)3 listings
Segment → BigQuery

Loads Segment event data into BigQuery on a schedule as a storage destination, ready for SQL analysis.

BigQuery → Segment

Data Graph. Gives Segment's Data Graph a BigQuery service account that reads entity tables for Linked Audiences and Linked Events and keeps checkpoints in its own dataset (in active development).

BigQuery → Segment

Reverse ETL source. Reads BigQuery tables through a service account so Segment Reverse ETL can sync query results onward, granted either broad predefined roles or a narrower custom role.

All Segment integrations →
Simon Data (reads from BigQuery)1 listing
BigQuery → Simon Data

Extracts data from Google BigQuery into Simon Data using a project name and service account JSON credentials that hold the Data Viewer, User and Job User roles.

All Simon Data integrations →
Snowplow (sends data to BigQuery)1 listing
Snowplow → BigQuery

Loads enriched Snowplow events, and failed events if chosen, into BigQuery for analysis, keeping events in one table that adapts to new event types, set up in Console for AWS or GCP pipelines.

All Snowplow integrations →
Tealium (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)2 listings
Tealium → BigQuery

Google BigQuery. Appends records (singly or batched), sends full event, visitor and log data and runs custom statements in Google BigQuery from AudienceStream or EventStream.

BigQuery → Tealium

Google BigQuery (cloud data source). Imports a Google BigQuery table or view into Tealium attributes through a service account holding the Data Viewer and Job User roles, with STRUCT columns flattened through a view.

All Tealium integrations →
Treasure AI (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)7 listings
Treasure AI → BigQuery

Export v1. Writes Treasure Data job results into a BigQuery table that matches a predefined schema, in append, replace, replace backup or delete mode, with server-to-server API authentication.

Treasure AI → BigQuery

Export v2. Uploads large Treasure Data result sets to BigQuery as Parquet files through BigQuery load jobs, with append, replace, replace backup or truncate modes and JSON key or WIF sign-in.

Treasure AI → BigQuery

Open Catalog Access. Exposes Treasure Data's Iceberg tables to BigQuery as a federated dataset through BigQuery Omni, an experimental Open Catalog Access option that is not enabled by default.

BigQuery → Treasure AI

Composable Audience Studio. Sets up Composable Audience Studio on BigQuery with a GCP service account key and a zero-copy catalog, so Treasure Data segments are built on BigQuery data without copying it.

BigQuery → Treasure AI

Import v1. Imports BigQuery tables or query results into Treasure Data with the original BigQuery connector, whose connections can also serve exports unless they use OAuth.

BigQuery → Treasure AI

Import v2. Imports BigQuery tables or query results into Treasure Data with version 2 of the connector, which signs in with a service account JSON key or Workload Identity Federation, not OAuth.

BigQuery → Treasure AI

Live Connect zero-copy. Queries BigQuery tables in place from Treasure Data's Trino engine as Live Connect zero-copy federated queries, with no ETL, after the feature is enabled for the account.

All Treasure AI integrations →
Zeotap (sends data to BigQuery and reads from it)3 listings
Zeotap → BigQuery

Analytics Hub. Shares Zeotap's unified profile store, with profile, consent, ID and campaign data, with your service accounts through a private BigQuery Analytics Hub listing you subscribe to.

Zeotap → BigQuery

Destination. Sends Zeotap segments with any identifiers and attributes into a BigQuery project, dataset and table, with a Google Cloud Storage bucket and folder also set up for the transfer.

BigQuery → Zeotap

Source. Connects Zeotap directly to data held in Google BigQuery and syncs it in as a source for building customer segments, personalized content and ad targeting.

All Zeotap integrations →
Zeta Global (reads from BigQuery)1 listing
BigQuery → Zeta Global

Connects Google BigQuery to Zeta with a service account key so marketers can segment on tables in place with Zero Copy Database Explorer or ingest data through Data Flows.

All Zeta Global integrations →

Other Data Infrastructure tools

All tools on two or more CDPs →

About these numbers

CdpHub documents each integration from the platform's own catalog, so a listing records what the platform says it supports, not a test of the connector. Each one notes which way data flows and where the integration runs. A platform can list more than one connector for BigQuery, so listings can outnumber platforms; a platform that both sends data to BigQuery and reads from it is counted once, as doing both. The rank orders all 2,243 tools in the directory by how many platforms list them; tools listed on the same number of platforms share a rank. Counts are updated as catalogs change; this page reflects the directory as of October 18, 2026. CdpHub is independent and not affiliated with BigQuery or any platform listed.

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