Reasons to Integrate ThriveCart with Google Sheets

• Automate workflows by integrating ThriveCart with Google Sheets.
• Utilize Zapier's templates to streamline the creation of workflows involving ThriveCart and Google Sheets.
• Automatically track and log failed recurring payments in ThriveCart using Google Sheets.
• Log cancelled recurring payments in ThriveCart directly into a Google Sheet.
• Add new ThriveCart purchases to a Google Sheet to keep records up-to-date.
• Efficiently log new ThriveCart affiliate commissions in Google Sheets.
• Keep a detailed log of new abandoned carts in ThriveCart by updating a Google Sheet.
• Update Google Sheets instantly when new ThriveCart purchases occur.
• Automatically update Google Sheets when new ThriveCart recurring payments are successfully completed.
• Add approved ThriveCart affiliates to a Google Sheet to maintain an organized database.
• Log paused ThriveCart subscriptions in Google Sheets to monitor subscription status.
• Record declined ThriveCart payments in Google Sheets for financial tracking.
• Keep track of failed ThriveCart payments by logging them in Google Sheets.
• Create dedicated spreadsheets in Google Sheets for tracking new ThriveCart purchases.
• Generate Google Sheets rows for new ThriveCart downsell purchases for accurate reporting.
• Create multiple spreadsheet rows in Google Sheets for new rebill payments received through ThriveCart.
• Record new ThriveCart refunds in Google Sheets to manage financials effectively.
• Automate follow-up messaging for ThriveCart purchases by leveraging Google Sheets integration.

Setting Up ThriveCart Integration with Google Sheets

To efficiently set up the integration between ThriveCart and Google Sheets, you need to follow a series of steps that will enable you to automate the transfer of customer information based on predefined behavior rules. This integration streamlines the process of capturing and organizing customer data for further analysis and business intelligence. Below is a step-by-step guide to help you configure the integration correctly.

1. Navigate to Settings > Integrations > Google Sheets within your ThriveCart account.
2. Click on the Google Sheets integration option to initiate the setup process.
3. Connect your Google account to ThriveCart by following the on-screen instructions.
4. Create a new behavior rule to specify when and what customer information should be sent to a Google Sheet.
5. Ensure that by default, all customer information fields are selected to be sent to the Google Sheet.
6. Check or uncheck the relevant boxes to include or exclude specific groups of data from being sent to the spreadsheet.
7. Remember to only add information to spreadsheets that are created with ThriveCart, as the integration does not work with existing Google Sheets.
8. Use Zapier if you need to integrate ThriveCart with an existing Google Sheet.

Integrating ThriveCart with Google Sheets

ThriveCart offers a seamless integration with Google Sheets, allowing you to automate the flow of customer information based on various triggers and behaviors. This integration is accessible within ThriveCart's settings and provides a range of customization options to tailor the data you send to your spreadsheets.

Setting Up Basic Integration

To begin integrating ThriveCart with Google Sheets, navigate to your ThriveCart dashboard and go to Settings > Integrations > Google Sheets. You'll then be able to connect your Google account and set up rules for passing information to your spreadsheet. By default, all customer information is sent to Google Sheets, but you can customize this by checking or unchecking the relevant boxes to exclude certain data groups.

Customizing Data Integration

After setting up the basic integration, you can further customize the data sent to Google Sheets. ThriveCart allows you to create rules that define which customer information should be passed through, such as cart abandonment, purchase, refund, and subscription-related triggers. This is particularly useful when sharing data with third parties and you wish to keep certain information private.

Managing Spreadsheet Data

Once you have integrated ThriveCart with Google Sheets, you should be aware that you can only add data to spreadsheets that are specifically created by ThriveCart. While you can reorder the columns in these spreadsheets to suit your preferences, renaming the columns is not possible. This ensures data consistency and integrity when processing the information.

Alternative: Syncing with Sourcetable

If you're looking for an alternative to direct integration, Sourcetable offers a solution to sync your live data from ThriveCart, along with almost any other app or database. This can be a versatile option for those who require a more comprehensive data management and analysis tool outside of the native ThriveCart and Google Sheets integration.

Common Use Cases

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  Tracking cart abandonment for targeted follow-up campaigns
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  Automating the addition of new purchase information for sales monitoring
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  Managing refund records for financial reconciliation
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  Monitoring subscription changes for customer lifecycle analysis
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  Streamlining collaboration by sharing up-to-date customer data among team members

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I integrate ThriveCart with Google Sheets?

To integrate Google Sheets with ThriveCart, go to Settings > Integrations > Google Sheets in your ThriveCart account.

Can I prevent certain customer information from being sent to Google Sheets?

Yes, by checking relevant boxes, you can prevent certain groups of data from being sent to the Google Sheet.

Can I add information to an existing spreadsheet with ThriveCart?

No, you can only add to new spreadsheets created with ThriveCart. To add data to an existing Google Sheet not created by ThriveCart, you can use Zapier.

Is it possible to reorder columns in the Google Sheet?

Yes, you can reorder columns in the spreadsheet created with ThriveCart, but you cannot rename them.

What behavior rules can I use to pass customer information to Google Sheets?

You can pass customer information based on behavior rules including cart abandonment, purchase, refund, and subscription-related triggers.