Via Zapier, Make or n8n Google Sheets connects through Zapier, Make or n8n, which handle its sign-in. Kerux takes the leads and sends events back.

From a Google Sheet to a LinkedIn campaign

Add a row with a LinkedIn profile URL and the person enters your campaign. Zapier or Make does the hand-off, and Kerux's events can write replies and meetings back to the sheet.

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How it works

A row is added
Name, LinkedIn URL and company.
Zapier sends it to Kerux
One POST to the trigger URL.
Daniel is in the campaign
Invitation goes out within your limits.

An example workflow

Your team adds people to a sheet with a column of LinkedIn profile URLs.
Zapier (or Make) sees the new row and POSTs it to the campaign's trigger URL.
Kerux skips anyone already in the campaign; the same LinkedIn URL is never added twice.
The campaign runs the invitation and messages.
After a reply or a booked meeting, a Webhook / HTTP step sends the lead's LinkedIn URL and new status to a second Zap that updates the row.

What data flows

Kerux sends to Google Sheets

lead.linkedin_url
lead.first_name
email
meeting.start

Google Sheets sends to Kerux

linkedin_url
first_name
last_name
email
company

Set it up

In Kerux, open the campaign, click + Connect on the Automations half of the first card, choose Incoming webhook (API) and click Copy link. That trigger URL is where new leads go, as JSON with at least linkedin_url.
In Zapier, start a Zap with Google Sheets > New Spreadsheet Row and pick the sheet. It needs a column with each person's LinkedIn profile URL.
Add Webhooks by Zapier > POST with the trigger URL, payload type JSON, and map linkedin_url, first_name, last_name, email and company to the sheet's columns.
For the other way, add your Zap's or scenario's webhook address in Integrations > Developers under Webhooks, pick the events you want (for example reply.positive) and click Send test event.

Plan limits: Webhooks by Zapier needs a paid Zapier plan. Make, or the Apps Script way below, works too.

Questions

Does Kerux have a native Google Sheets integration?

No. Today Google Sheets connects through Zapier, Make or n8n: they handle Google Sheets's sign-in, send leads to a Kerux trigger URL and receive Kerux's events. It takes a few minutes to set up.

Can I do it without Zapier?

Yes, with Apps Script: a small script on the sheet can POST each new row to the trigger URL with UrlFetchApp. Or import the sheet as a CSV in Leads, which checks every row before saving.

What if a row has no LinkedIn URL?

The trigger URL refuses it, because Kerux identifies people by their LinkedIn profile. Fill the column first, for example with an enrichment tool.

Use it in a campaign

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