Connect Google Sheets and Marketo to unlock the power of automation

To set up an integration between Google Sheets and Marketo, you need to create a Zap by selecting Google Sheets as the trigger app and configuring a specific event, such as 'New Spreadsheet Row.' Then choose Marketo as the action app and select an action event like 'Create or Update Lead.' Make sure both accounts are connected to our platform during this process.

In the integration between Google Sheets and Marketo, the available triggers include 'New Spreadsheet Row,' which fires when a new row is added. You can also use 'Updated Spreadsheet Row' if you wish to trigger actions upon modifying existing data. These triggers can be customized further based on specific needs.

Yes, you can update existing leads in Marketo using data from Google Sheets. When setting up your integration, choose 'Update Lead' under the action events for Marketo. By mapping fields from your sheet to corresponding lead fields in Marketo, updates occur whenever new spreadsheet data matches existing records.

Absolutely! You can automate lead creation by setting a trigger for 'New Spreadsheet Row' in Google Sheets and then selecting 'Create Lead' as the action in Marketo. This will ensure every new entry on your sheet results in an automatic lead submission into Marketo based on pre-defined mappings.

When syncing data from Google Sheets to Marketo, our platform provides options for handling duplicates, such as updating the existing lead or skipping the entry altogether. It's crucial to define your duplicate management preference during setup to maintain data integrity within your CRM.

Yes, conditional filters can be applied when transferring data from Google Sheets to Marketo. During setup, you can define specific conditions or criteria that rows must meet before triggering an action in Marketo. This ensures that only relevant or qualifying entries are processed.

If an integration fails between Google Sheets and Marketo, first check connectivity with both platforms via our dashboard. Ensure triggers and actions are correctly configured with proper field mappings. Reviewing task histories for specific error messages or logs often pinpoints issues needing resolution.