SQL Server Integrations

Using a SQL Server based application to store and manage important data? If you need to report or analyse your data, Zapier can automatically add new SQL Server rows to a Google Sheets spreadsheet as they are created. After this integration is set up, new records added to your SQL Server contact database from that point forward will be added to your Google Sheets spreadsheet as new rows.

Note: This Zapier integration doesn't import existing SQL Server rows into Google Sheets, only new rows after you've set it up.

How It Works

1. A new record capturing data is added to a SQL Server database
2. Zapier adds that data to a Google Sheets spreadsheet as a new row

What You Need

• A SQL Server database
• A Google Sheets account

A Google Sheets spreadsheet is a quick, easy and convenient way to collate data from different sources. Zapier can automatically add this data into a SQL Server database as you capture the data. You must have a row of column headers and at least one entry in your spreadsheet when you set up the integration. So to get started, simply create a spreadsheet with a row of column headings to match your data needs, and at least one row of data.

Once you set up this integration, new Google Sheet spreadsheet rows added from that point forward are individually added to your SQL Server database as new records.

Note: This Zapier integration doesn't create SQL Server rows from Google Sheets spreadsheet rows that already exist in the spreadsheet, only rows added to the bottom of the spreadhsheet after you've set it up.

How It Works

1. A new spreadsheet row is added to the bottom of the Google Sheets spreadsheet
2. Zapier adds the data in that row to SQL Server as a new record

What You Need

• A Google Apps account
• A SQL Server database

Need to create a dynamic sales pipeline? Automate your Facebook Lead Ads data with this integration. After you set it up, every new lead will be automatically added as a row in SQL Server. Your lead data will be right where you need it.

How this Facebook Lead Ads-SQL Server integration works

1. A new lead is captured in Facebook Lead Ads
2. Zapier writes a new row to SQL Server

Apps involved

• Facebook Lead Ads
• SQL Server

Form responses potentially have a lot of valuable data, why not store that in a deeper database? Connect your responses to your own database and store them exactly the way you need to.

Note: To use this integration you'll need a live form that's set up to collect responses in a spreadsheet.

How this Google Forms-SQL Server integration works

1. You have a new form response
2. Zapier creates a new row in your database

Apps involved

• Google Forms
• SQL Server

Zapier's Webhooks integration allows you to integrate to any app that supports webhooks. Add a Zapier webhook URL to that app to automatically receive a POST request when certain things happen in the app.

With this integration, Zapier can use the request data to automatically create a new SQL Server database record when the request is received. Once you set up this Webhook to SQL Server integration, new webhook requests received from that point forward are individually added as new records in the database. It's the perfect way to store data from webhooks in your SQL Server database.

How It Works

1. Your app sends a request containing data to your Zapier webhook URL
2. Zapier adds that request data to your SQL Server database as a new record

What You Need

• An app that is able to send POST requests to a webhook
• A SQL Server account