Your WooCommerce customer list is one of your most valuable business assets — but it’s locked inside WordPress by default. Syncing it to Google Sheets gives your team a live, shareable, filterable customer database they can work with in a tool they already know.
What Customer Data Gets Synced
- Customer ID
- First Name and Last Name
- Email Address
- Phone Number
- Billing Address
- Shipping Address
- Total Orders Count
- Total Spend (Lifetime Value)
- Date of First Order
- Date of Last Order
- Customer Account Created Date
Setup
- Install and activate Pushrow. Connect Google via Pushrow → Settings.
- Add a new sync job and select WooCommerce Customers.
- Choose your Sheet and tab.
- Map customer fields to columns and activate.
Building a Live Customer Database
With WooCommerce Customers syncing to Google Sheets, you have a live customer database that updates as new customers sign up and make purchases. You can use this for:
- Marketing segmentation — filter customers by spend level or location
- Churn analysis — identify customers who haven’t ordered recently
- VIP identification — sort by lifetime value to find your best customers
- Export to email marketing tools that accept Google Sheets imports
Combining Customers and Orders
For the full picture, run both WooCommerce Customers and WooCommerce Orders sync jobs. Link them in Google Sheets using the customer email address as a common key. This gives you a complete order history view per customer without any custom development.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What specific customer data is synced from WooCommerce to Google Sheets?
The sync includes customer ID, names, email addresses, phone numbers, billing and shipping addresses, total orders count, total spend, and important dates such as the first and last order, along with the account creation date.
How do I install and set up Pushrow for WooCommerce?
First, install and activate the Pushrow plugin. Then, connect your Google account in the Pushrow settings, add a new sync job for WooCommerce Customers, choose your Google Sheet and tab, and map customer fields to the corresponding columns before activating.
Can I customize which customer fields are synced to Google Sheets?
Yes, during the setup process, you can map specific WooCommerce customer fields to the columns in your Google Sheet according to your preferences.
Is the customer database in Google Sheets automatically updated?
Yes, the database will update automatically as new customers sign up or make purchases in your WooCommerce store, ensuring you always have the latest information.
What are some ways I can utilize the live customer database in Google Sheets?
You can use the live customer database for various purposes such as marketing segmentation, tracking customer behavior, analyzing sales trends, and creating targeted marketing campaigns.