To effectively set up the integration between Gravity Forms and Google Sheets, it is essential to have the right tools and understanding of the process. This integration will allow you to manage, export, and map your Gravity Forms data seamlessly with Google Sheets. Below is a list of what you need to ensure a smooth integration process.
There are several methods to integrate Gravity Forms with Google Sheets, each offering a unique approach to managing your form data within the convenience of a spreadsheet. Whether through an add-on or plugin, these integrations simplify the process of exporting and managing form submissions. The following subsections will guide you through the different ways of achieving this integration.
The Gravity Forms Google Sheets add-on is a straightforward solution for connecting your forms with Google Sheets. By installing this add-on, you can export data directly from Gravity Forms to Google Sheets, manage multiple forms simultaneously, and even filter and map fields to tailor the information to your needs. This add-on ensures that relevant data is displayed in an organized manner within your Google Sheets.
Another effective way to integrate is by utilizing the Google Sheet In Gravity Forms plugin. This plugin allows you to pair each Gravity Form with its respective Google Sheet, ensuring a seamless data transfer without information loss. The plugin is designed to be user-friendly, offering easy installation and configuration, and is backed by developer support for any assistance required.
For those seeking an alternative to direct integration plugins, Sourcetable offers a versatile solution. It allows you to sync live data from almost any app or database, including Gravity Forms. This can be a powerful option for users who require real-time data updates and a broader range of connectivity beyond Google Sheets.
You can connect and manage your Gravity Forms data with Google Sheets by using the Google Sheets add-on for Gravity Forms. This add-on allows you to export your data by mapping the Gravity Forms fields directly onto your Google Sheet.
Yes, the plugin and add-on allow you to manage data from an unlimited number of forms, and you can filter and only display mapped fields for better organization.
Yes, by using the Gravity Forms Zapier Add-On, you can automate workflows and send form entries to Google Sheets. This requires a Pro or Elite license for Gravity Forms.
You may need a premium Zapier account if you plan to create more than five zaps a month, as this allows for more complex automated workflows and integration with additional apps and services.
With the Gravity Forms Zapier Add-On support for Zapier Transfer, you can move data in bulk, including all of your old form submissions, into Google Sheets.