Google Sheets Integration

A planned connection that would add a row to a Google Sheet for every submission; what it will do and what to use in the meantime.

A Google Sheets integration would let a form write straight into a spreadsheet: a new row for each completed submission, one column per question, appearing within moments of the respondent pressing submit. You would connect a Google account from the form's Integrations tab, pick an existing spreadsheet or have one created, and optionally back-fill the responses already collected.

On the Integrations tab of a form, Google Sheets is listed among the services to discover and marked coming soon. Nothing connects yet: there is no Google sign-in for it and no sync running in the background.

Until it arrives, two routes cover the same ground. The Submissions tab's Download CSV gives you every response in a file a spreadsheet opens directly, with the same columns the table draws. For a live feed, add a webhook and point it at a tool that can append rows on your behalf, or read new responses through the REST API on a schedule you choose.

When the integration ships, this page will describe how to connect an account, how columns map to questions, and how to read its sync log.