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Log into Gigasheet to access your RevenueBase data in a spreadsheet-style interface. Once you’re in, you can search, filter, save views, and export — no SQL or code required.

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Setup your Gigasheet integration

1

Locate Integrations

On the RevenueBase web application, select Integrations from the side bar.
2

Fill in your account details

Setting up your Snowflake integration in RevenueBase.
Under Step 1 — Confirm your account details, submit your name and email.
3

Wait for workspace setup

Once your information has been submitted, please allow a few seconds for the Gigasheet workspace to be provisioned.
Setting up your Snowflake integration in RevenueBase.
4

Confirmation

Once your Gigasheet workspace has been provisioned, you will receive an invitation email directly in your inbox to get started.
Setting up your Snowflake integration in RevenueBase.

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Log in and open your RevenueBase file

1

Open the RevenueBase file link and log in

Open the RevenueBase file in Gigasheet (or use your Gigasheet URL from your admin). Log in with your credentials. If you use SSO or a custom domain, use the sign-in option your organization has configured.
2

Open Shared with me

Under Workspaces, open the Shared with me section. Your RevenueBase file is listed there.
3

Open your RevenueBase file

Click the RevenueBase file to open your licensed dataset (e.g. people + company or enhanced view). You can then search, filter, save views, export, and enrich your data.

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Video walkthrough

Prefer to browse from the app? You can also go to Gigasheet, log in, and navigate to Workspaces → Shared with me to find the RevenueBase file.
If you don’t have a Gigasheet login or don’t see RevenueBase data in Shared with me, contact your account manager or admin to confirm your subscription and access. You can also contact support@revenuebase.ai.

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Account & login rules

  1. One account per email. Multiple users cannot log in with the same email — this breaks the system. Each user must have their own email account.
  2. Business email required. Emails must be on a business domain.
  3. Consistent email required. If you have multiple business domains, you must access the platform with the email your account was originally created with. Using a different domain email will result in incorrect account permissions.