Connect Google Sheets and Splitwise to unlock the power of automation

To set up a trigger for a new Splitwise expense in Google Sheets, you'll need to use our integration platform. First, you'll choose Google Sheets as your trigger app and select the action 'New Spreadsheet Row'. This action will run every time there's an addition of a new row in your selected spreadsheet.

Yes, you can automatically add expenses from Splitwise into Google Sheets by setting up an action. Once you have set Splitwise as the trigger app with 'New Expense' as the event, our system allows you to choose Google Sheets as the action app with 'Create Spreadsheet Row' as the event.

If your data isn't updating, check if the integration is active. Ensure that you've connected both accounts correctly and that triggers and actions are properly set up. If everything seems correct but still isn't working, try disconnecting and reconnecting your accounts or reviewing our troubleshooting guide.

Yes, within our integration setup, you can add filters so only specific Splitwise expenses are forwarded to your Google Sheet. You can define conditions based on criteria like expense amount, payer, or category, ensuring that only relevant data is included.

Our platform typically processes data synchronization between Google Sheets and Splitwise every few minutes. However, this might vary occasionally due to server load or account settings. Real-time syncing isn't guaranteed but updates usually occur swiftly.

You must have editing permissions on the selected Google Sheet and appropriate access rights on your Splitwise account to establish this connection. Verify that you're logged into accounts with these permissions before setting up triggers or actions.

Custom notifications can indeed be created. By combining triggers from either app within our integrations platform—for example using webhooks—you can set alerts through email or other channels whenever specific conditions in your synchronization process are met.