Zendesk to Google BigQuery in minutes

Zendesk is a cloud customer support ticketing system with customer satisfaction prediction.

A data warehouse service from Google for storing and querying large datasets.

Zendesk Data Replication to Google BigQuery

Many businesses want to benefit from the Google BigQuery's ability to quickly perform complex analytical queries over petabytes of data, and need to load their data from Zendesk and other applications to the Google BigQuery service for centralized storing and data analysis. Skyvia is the perfect tool for secure replication to a data warehouse, as it loads data much faster than standard ETL tools and allows you to configure the replication in a few simple steps:

1. Create Connections

Create Zendesk and Google BigQuery connections

2. Select Objects

Select Zendesk objects to copy to Google BigQuery

3. Configure Schedule

Optionally specify schedule to update data in Google BigQuery with fresh data from Zendesk automatically

Powerful Replication Features

Automatic Schema Creation

You don't need to prepare the Google BigQuery database - Skyvia creates the tables, corresponding to the Zendesk objects, in the data warehouse automatically.

Complete or Partial Replication

With Skyvia you can extract and load all the data from a Zendesk object or disable loading for some Zendesk object fields. You can also configure filters for data to replicate.

Change Data Capture (CDC)

Change Data Capture (incremental updates)

Copying data from Zendesk to Google BigQuery is just a part of the problem. Real-time analytics require data in Google BigQuery to be constantly up-to-date with Zendesk. Skyvia’s Replication Tool will painlessly ensure you always have the most current data from Zendesk in Google BigQuery for inclusion in your processes. Thus, you can feel secure in your ability to make better decisions faster.

After the first replication of all the Zendesk data, subsequent replications update the Google BigQuery data incrementally with refreshes from Zendesk, so all you need is to schedule replication to run as often, as your situation requires. You can schedule your replication to run up to once every few minutes, so your Google BigQuery will always be up-to-date. All of this can be performed completely automatically with no user intervention.

Replication won't copy all the data every time. Instead it will perform incremental updates. Skyvia intelligently adds only records which are new, edits only records which have changed and remove the deleted records.