Connect Drupal and Google Sheets to unlock the power of automation

To set up the integration, you need to create an automated workflow using our platform. Start by connecting your Drupal and Google Sheets accounts to our service. Then, create a Zap where you can select a trigger event in Drupal, such as when a new content is created or an existing one is updated. Next, define an action like creating a spreadsheet row in Google Sheets with the relevant data. Follow the steps in our setup guide for detailed instructions.

Our platform allows you to use various triggers with Drupal, including when new content is created, updated, or deleted. These triggers let you automate actions in Google Sheets like adding new rows or updating existing records.

Yes, you can configure an integration where updates to content in your Drupal site trigger changes to be reflected on certain rows in your Google Sheet. You will set this up by designing a Zap that monitors specific fields from your Drupal data and maps them to corresponding cells in Google Sheets.

While there are no strict limits on individual syncs between Drupal and Google Sheets via our platform, you should be mindful of the limitations imposed by both external platforms. For instance, Google Sheets has row limits which might affect large-scale data transfers.

Yes, you can customize your workflows by setting up filters before performing actions in Google Sheets. This means only specific types of data or entries meeting certain criteria will trigger updates or additions in your spreadsheet.

You don't need programming skills to integrate these two platforms using our service. We provide easy-to-use interfaces where you can select triggers and actions via point-and-click options without writing code.

If there's an error during syncing, our system attempts retries automatically while notifying you of any issues encountered. You can troubleshoot based on detailed logs we provide or contact our support team for assistance if needed.