Cursive exports identified visitor lists directly to Google Sheets, giving your team immediate access to fresh leads without any CRM login required. Share visitor data with stakeholders, build lightweight dashboards, and create pivot reports that update with each export.
When Cursive identifies a visitor, here is exactly how that data maps into Google Sheets. No manual entry, just clean, structured records.
| Cursive Field | Google Sheets Field | What Happens |
|---|---|---|
| Visitor Name | Sheet Row (Name Column) | Each identified visitor becomes a row with their full name in the Name column. |
| Visitor Email | Sheet Row (Email Column) | Visitor email address populates the Email column for outreach or CRM import. |
| Company Name | Sheet Row (Company Column) | Visitor company name fills the Company column for account-level grouping. |
| Pages Visited | Sheet Row (Pages Column) | Key pages visited are listed in the Pages column to indicate visitor intent. |
| Visit Timestamp | Sheet Row (Date Column) | The date and time of the visit for chronological sorting and freshness tracking. |
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Connecting Cursive with Google Sheets unlocks workflows that save hours every week and make sure no qualified lead slips through the cracks.
Schedule a daily CSV export from Cursive to a shared Google Sheet. Every morning, your sales team opens the sheet and sees yesterday's identified visitors with names, emails, companies, and pages viewed, ready for outreach prioritization.
Use Google Sheets sharing to give marketing, sales, and leadership access to the same visitor list. Add comments, assign follow-up owners, and track outreach status in additional columns without needing a CRM.
Use Google Sheets pivot tables to summarize Cursive visitor data by company, industry, or page viewed. Create charts that show weekly visitor trends, top visiting companies, and conversion rates for executive reporting.
With Cursive's visitor identification data flowing into Google Sheets, you can build any workflow your revenue team needs.
Getting Cursive and Google Sheets connected takes just a few minutes. Follow the steps below.
In Cursive, go to Integrations and select Google Sheets / CSV Export.
Choose your export filters: date range, visitor segment, minimum engagement score, etc.
Click Export and download the CSV file from Cursive.
Open Google Sheets and use File > Import to upload the CSV, or paste data into an existing sheet.
Set up a recurring export schedule in Cursive to automate daily or weekly updates to the sheet.
Need help getting set up? Our team can walk you through the entire connection process on a quick call and recommend the highest-impact automations for your stack.
Currently, Cursive provides CSV exports that you upload to Google Sheets. You can automate this with a Zapier or Make integration that watches for new Cursive exports and appends rows to your sheet.
Cursive CSV exports can include thousands of visitors per file. Google Sheets supports up to 10 million cells, so even large exports fit comfortably.
Yes. Cursive lets you filter exports by date range, company size, pages visited, engagement score, and other criteria so you only export the visitors that matter to your workflow.
CSV exports are point-in-time snapshots. For automatic updates, connect Cursive to Google Sheets through a Zapier or Make automation that appends new visitors as they are identified.
Yes. Export visitor data to Google Sheets, then use a mail merge add-on (like Yet Another Mail Merge) to send personalized outreach emails directly from Gmail.
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