Connect Mercury and Google Sheets to unlock the power of automation

To connect Mercury to Google Sheets, you'll need to use our integration platform. First, select Mercury as your trigger app and set a trigger, such as a new message or activity. Then choose Google Sheets as your action app and select an action like 'Create Spreadsheet Row' or 'Update Spreadsheet Row'. Follow the prompts to sign in and authorize both applications.

When integrating Mercury with Google Sheets, you can set up triggers based on events such as a new message received in Mercury, any updated information, or specific activities performed in your Mercury account. These triggers will then execute corresponding actions in your Google Sheets.

Yes, you can update an existing row in Google Sheets using our integrations. You'll need to set up a trigger event from Mercury that passes data when it's updated or changed, and then configures the 'Update Spreadsheet Row' action in your workflow.

You will need permission to access both your Mercury and Google Sheets accounts. Make sure you're an authorized user on both platforms before attempting to integrate them. During the setup process, you'll be asked to allow these applications access through our integration platform.

If there's an error during setup, our system will typically provide a detailed message indicating what went wrong. Common issues might include authorization problems or incorrect configurations. Double-check each step of the setup process and ensure both accounts are properly linked.

Data sync frequency depends on the triggers you have set up. Most typically occur instantaneously upon the triggering event (e.g., receiving a new message), but delays may occur depending on server demands and internet speed at the time of synchronization.

Absolutely! You can design workflows that start with one trigger event in Mercury and lead to multiple actions within your connected apps like creating multiple rows or updating multiple entries within your spreadsheet seamlessly.