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Choose a trigger
A trigger is the event that starts your Zap—like a "Query Job Completed (With Row Data)" from Google BigQuery.
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An action happens after the trigger—such as "Create New Base Table Record" in Lark.
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Supported triggers and actions
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Frequently Asked Questions about Google BigQuery + Lark integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with Google BigQuery and Lark
How do I authenticate my Google BigQuery account with Lark?
To authenticate Google BigQuery with Lark, ensure that you have admin access for both accounts. You will be prompted to authorize the connection in Zapier by providing your Google account credentials and then grant necessary permissions. This will allow us to access BigQuery data securely for further actions.
What triggers can I use when integrating Google BigQuery with Lark?
When integrating with Zapier, you can set up triggers such as a new row added in a table or changes to existing rows in your Google BigQuery datasets. These can trigger specific actions within Lark, like sending instant notifications to a Lark chat.
Can I update data in Google BigQuery from Lark?
Yes, you can update data in Google BigQuery using actions triggered from Lark messages. For instance, if a team member submits a form response via Lark, it can immediately update the corresponding dataset in BigQuery.
Is it possible to extract data from Google BigQuery and display it directly in Lark?
Absolutely. You can set up an action where once new information is inserted into a specified dataset or query results are updated in BigQuery, the relevant details are automatically sent through as messages or alerts in a chosen Lark group or chat.
How often can the integration check for updates between Google BigQuery and Lark?
The frequency of checks depends on your zap settings. Typically, we offer intervals ranging from every 5 minutes to hourly updates based on the plan selected. This ensures your data remains synchronized across platforms efficiently.
What kind of data transformation can be performed during integration between these platforms?
During integration setup via Zapier, simple transformations such as filtering specific columns or mapping fields while transferring data between BigQuery and Lark are feasible. This helps tailor your integration without needing external scripts or tools.
Are there any limitations I should be aware of when using these integrations?
While setting up integrations between Google BigQuery and Lark through our platform is flexible, there might be API call limitations depending on usage tiers of each service. Review each service's terms to avoid exceeding allowed limits which could interrupt seamless operation.