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Use CData Connect Cloud to gain access to live DocuSign data and create custom reports in Looker Studio.
Looker Studio, formerly known as Google Data Studio, empowers users to craft customized reports featuring data visualizations that can be shared with clients while reflecting your brand identity. When combined with CData Connect Cloud, you gain immediate cloud-to-cloud access to DocuSign data to create visualizations, dashboards, and more. This article provides step-by-step instructions on establishing a virtual database for DocuSign and generating reports from DocuSign data within Looker Studio.
CData Connect Cloud offers a seamless cloud-to-cloud interface tailored for DocuSign, making it straightforward to construct reports directly from live DocuSign data within Looker Studio without the need for data replication. As you create visualizations, Looker Studio generates queries to retrieve data. With its inherent optimized data processing capabilities, CData Connect Cloud efficiently channels all supported query operations, including filters, JOINs, and more, directly to DocuSign. This leverages server-side processing to swiftly provide the requested DocuSign data.
This article requires a CData Connect Cloud instance and the CData Connect Cloud Connector for Looker Studio. Get more information on the CData Connect Cloud and sign up for a free trial at https://www.cdata.com/cloud.
Configure DocuSign Connectivity for Looker Studio
Connectivity to DocuSign from Looker Studio is made possible through CData Connect Cloud. To work with DocuSign data from Looker Studio, we start by creating and configuring a DocuSign connection.
- Log into Connect Cloud, click Connections and click Add Connection
- Select "DocuSign" from the Add Connection panel
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Enter the necessary authentication properties to connect to DocuSign.
To connect to DocuSign, set the following connection properties:
- UseSandbox: indicates whether current user account is sandbox or not (FALSE by default)
- AccountId (optional): set it in the connection string if you have access to multiple Account Ids
Authenticating to DocuSign
DocuSign uses the OAuth authentication standard. To authenticate using OAuth, you will need to create an app to obtain the OAuthClientId, OAuthClientSecret, and CallbackURL connection properties. See the Help documentation more information.
- Click Create & Test
- Navigate to the Permissions tab in the Add DocuSign Connection page and update the User-based permissions.
With the connection configured, you are ready to connect to DocuSign data from Looker Studio.
Visualize Live DocuSign Data from Looker Studio
The steps below outline connecting to CData Connect Cloud from Looker Studio to create a new DocuSign data source and build a simple visualization from the data.
- Log into Looker Studio, click data sources, create a new data source, and choose CData Connect Cloud Connector.
- Click Authorize and allow access to your Google account.
- Click Authorize to authenticate with your CData Connect Cloud instance
- In the CData Connect Cloud Connector in Looker Studio select a Connection (e.g. DocuSign1) and click Next
- Select a Table (e.g. Documents) or use a Custom Query and click Connect to continue
- If needed, modify columns, click Create Report, and add the data source to the report.
- Select a visualization style and add it to the report.
- Select Dimensions and Measures to customize your visualization.



Live Access to DocuSign Data from Cloud Applications
Now you have a direct, cloud-to-cloud connection to live DocuSign data from your Looker Studio workbook. You can create more data sources and new visualizations, build reports, and more — all without replicating DocuSign data.
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