How to Add a Kondado Table to Looker Studio

This step-by-step guide explains how to add Kondado data to Looker Studio for pipelines whose destination is Via Kondado. In these cases, the data can be added directly as a data source in Looker Studio by using the table URL generated by the pipeline.

  1. Getting the Table URL from Kondado
  2. Adding the Data Source in Looker Studio
  3. Renaming the Data Source (Optional)

Getting the Table URL from Kondado

If you want to include data from a Kondado pipeline in Looker Studio, follow the steps below:

  1. Access your pipeline in Kondado and click View data.
    1. Click View data in Kondado pipeline
  2. Expand the Others option.
    1. Expand Others option
  3. Copy the table URL.
    1. Copy the table URL

Adding the Data Source in Looker Studio

Now, in Looker Studio:

  1. Click Add data.
    1. Click Add data in Looker Studio
  2. Type Kondado in the search bar and select the connector (it may take a few seconds to appear).
    1. Search for Kondado connector
  3. Paste the table URL into the Table field.
    1. Paste the table URL
  4. Click Add.
    1. Click Add button
  5. If a confirmation message appears, click Add to report.
    1. Confirm Add to report

Done! The Kondado data source has been successfully added to Looker Studio.

  1. Data source added successfully

Renaming the Data Source (Optional)

If you want to change the name of the data source for better organization:

  1. Go to Resource > Manage added data sources.
    1. Navigate to Manage added data sources
  2. Click Edit.
    1. Click Edit button
  3. In the top-right corner, change the data source name from Kondado to the desired name.
    1. Change data source name

Related Documentation

Add a Kondado Table to Looker Studio

Connect your Kondado pipeline data to Looker Studio using the Via Kondado destination and the table URL generated by your pipeline.

1
Get the table URL from Kondado

Access your pipeline in Kondado and click View data. Expand the Others option and copy the table URL that was generated for your pipeline. This URL is what allows direct data visualization without additional exports.

2
Add Kondado as a data source in Looker Studio

In Looker Studio, click Add data. Type Kondado in the search bar and select the Kondado connector. Paste the table URL into the Table field, then click Add. If a confirmation message appears, click Add to report.

3
Rename the data source (optional)

For better organization, go to Resource > Manage added data sources, click Edit, and change the data source name from "Kondado" to your preferred name in the top-right corner.

4
Explore related visualization resources

After connecting your data, you can explore pre-built dashboard templates or check data-to-dashboards guides to accelerate your reporting.

Frequently asked questions

What destination type do I need to use this Looker Studio integration?
You need to use the Via Kondado destination in your pipeline. This destination generates a table URL that can be added directly as a data source in Looker Studio without requiring any additional export or file download.
Where do I find the table URL in Kondado?
Open your pipeline in Kondado and click View data. Then expand the Others option to reveal and copy the table URL. This URL is unique to your pipeline and is what Looker Studio uses to access your data.
Do I need to authorize the Kondado connector the first time I use it in Looker Studio?
Yes, first-time authorization is typically required when connecting a new connector in Looker Studio. For detailed authorization steps and handling multiple destinations, refer to the Looker Studio connection guides in Kondado's documentation.
Can I rename the data source after adding it to Looker Studio?
Yes. Go to Resource > Manage added data sources, click Edit, and change the name from "Kondado" to any desired name in the top-right corner. This helps keep your reports organized when you have multiple Kondado data sources.
What should I do if I encounter issues with count distinct in Looker Studio?
There is a known behavior with count distinct in Looker Studio when using Kondado data sources. Check Kondado's documentation for the Count Distinct Issue Fix workaround, which provides a way to handle this calculation correctly in your reports.

Written by·Published 2026-01-21·Updated 2026-04-25