Export Gorgias to Power BI
Load Gorgias support data into Power BI with Coupler.io for advanced help desk analytics and DAX-driven reporting. Build data models that connect ticket activity to business metrics, with automated refreshes pulling from 400+ sources to keep your BI dashboards accurate.
What data you can export from Gorgias?
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AccountsThis entity represents the top-level Gorgias account, containing key information and settings for your help desk.
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CustomersThis entity represents your customer profiles, which include their contact information and a history of their interactions with your support team.
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Custom fieldsThis entity represents custom data fields you have created to store unique information on tickets or customer profiles.
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EventsThis entity represents the various activities and occurrences within Gorgias, such as a ticket being created, a message being sent, or a status being changed.
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IntegrationsThis entity represents the third-party applications and services that are connected to your Gorgias account.
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JobsThis entity provides information on background jobs and their status, such as bulk imports or exports.
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MacrosThis entity represents saved responses or automations that can be used to quickly reply to common customer inquiries.
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ViewsThis entity represents custom views or filters for tickets, allowing users to organize and prioritize their work.
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RulesThis entity represents the automation rules you have created to perform actions based on specific triggers, such as automatically assigning a ticket or adding a tag.
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Satisfaction surveysThis entity represents the satisfaction survey data collected from customers after their support ticket is closed.
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TagsThis entity represents the tags used to categorize and organize tickets.
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TeamsThis entity represents the different teams or groups of users within your Gorgias account.
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TicketsThis entity is a core record representing a customer's support request. It tracks the entire communication history and status of the issue.
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MessagesThis entity represents the individual messages that make up a ticket, including emails, chat messages, and social media posts.
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UsersThis entity represents the individuals within your organization who use Gorgias, such as support agents and managers.
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Views itemsThis entity provides a detailed list of the tickets that are included in a specific view.
All-in-one tool for Gorgias data exports and analytics
Import Gorgias ticket and customer data into Power BI's modeling layer alongside records from e-commerce tools, billing systems, or CRMs. Create relationships between support activity and revenue data to measure how service quality affects the bottom line.

Prepare help desk exports for Power BI analysis before they land in your data model. Apply filters, adjust column types, and aggregate records so your DAX calculations run on clean, structured inputs from the start.

Keep Power BI reports and data models fed with fresh Gorgias data through automated pipelines. Schedule refreshes at monthly, daily, hourly, 30-minute, or 15-minute intervals to match your reporting cadence.

Get answers from your support data without writing DAX formulas or building new report pages. Coupler.io AI integrations let you ask plain-language questions and receive insights drawn directly from the same Gorgias data that powers your BI dashboards.





Why export Gorgias to Power BI - real life cases
Support KPI scorecards with DAX calculations
Cross-source support and revenue modeling
Agent and team performance benchmarking
SLA compliance monitoring
How to export Gorgias to Power BI
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Talk to AI about your Gorgias data
For quick checks that do not need an external tool, Coupler.io AI Agent handles it right inside the platform. Type a question in plain language and get verified answers on the spot. AI Agent is powered by Coupler.io's Analytical Engine, which queries your data, performs calculations, and validates results before returning a response.
Examples of questions you can ask about Gorgias data:
"What is the average number of messages per ticket for each support channel over the past 60 days?"
"Which agents resolved the most tickets last month while maintaining satisfaction scores above 80%?"
"Compare week-over-week ticket volume for the past eight weeks and flag any weeks with more than a 20% increase."
"What are the three most common tags on tickets that took longer than 48 hours to resolve?"

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