Report on support in BigQuery
Get your conversations, contacts, agents, CSAT and voice calls as 28 ready-made views in BigQuery. Connect Power BI or any BI tool with your own read-only key.
500 conversations, no credit card.
SELECT channel, COUNT(*) AS conversations FROM v_Conversation_acme WHERE created_at >= '2026-10-01' GROUP BY channel
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Report on support next to the rest of your business.
28 views, ready to query
Conversations and their timelines, contacts, agents and teams, tags, SLA policies, CSAT, voice calls and daily totals. No pipeline to build.
Your data and nobody else's
You get your own dataset and your own read-only key. Every view is filtered to your account, and Revoke All Keys cuts off access at once.
Kept up to date
Changes in Atender are copied continuously and reach the views within about an hour, deletions included.
Connect BigQuery in the app
We switch the data warehouse on for your account. Then an admin sets it up in the app.
- Step 1
Provision
In Settings, open Data Warehouse and click Provision Data Warehouse.
- Step 2
Download a key
Click Download New Key to get a read-only service-account key.
- Step 3
Connect your BI tool
Add a Google BigQuery source with the project and dataset shown, and sign in with the key.
- Step 4
Query
Pick the views you need. Every column is documented.
Questions teams ask
Any tool that connects to Google BigQuery with a service-account key, such as Power BI.
Changes are copied continuously and are at most about an hour behind. It is built for reporting, not live dashboards.
Atender's. Each account gets its own dataset and its own read-only key, so no other account can read your views.
Yes. Contact views include email and phone, so treat the key like any other access to customer data. Deleted contacts are filtered out.
Ask us to switch on the data warehouse for your account, then provision it in Settings.
Works with the rest of your stack
See Atender in action
Try the full platform for free. Or book a demo and we will walk you through it.
500 conversations, no credit card.