Check Cherry + Google Sheets
Add new Check Cherry events to Google Sheets as rows
This workflow makes event management easier and more efficient. When a new event is added to your Check Cherry account, it will create a corresponding row in your chosen Google Sheets spreadsheet. This way, you can keep all your event details centralized and updated in real time, without any manual work. This connects your event planning and data organization seamlessly, saving you valuable time and effort.
This workflow makes event management easier and more efficient. When a new event is added to your Check Cherry account, it will create a corresponding row in your chosen Google Sheets spreadsheet. This way, you can keep all your event details centralized and updated in real time, without any manual work. This connects your event planning and data organization seamlessly, saving you valuable time and effort.
- When this happens...New Event Is Added to Check Cherry
Triggers when a new event comes into Check Cherry via self-booking, confirms a proposal, or is manually entered.
- automatically do this!Create Spreadsheet Row
Create a new row in a specific spreadsheet.
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Event Is Marked as Complete by Check Cherry
Triggers when an event is marked as complete.
Try ItNew Lead Is Added to Check Cherry
Triggers when a new lead is added via contact form, incomplete signup, or manually. Note that incomplete signups are delayed by approximately 20 minutes in order to allow time to finish checkout.
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Try ItStaff Is Assigned to a Booking in Check Cherry
Triggers when staff is assigned to an existing booking
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Try ItNew Payment Is Recorded in Check Cherry
Triggers when a new payment is added to Check Cherry via a customer making a payment, making a deposit, or is manually entered by an admin.
Try ItNew User Is Added to Check Cherry
Triggers when a new user is added to Check Cherry via manual creation, sending an invitation, creating an event, or accepting a proposal.
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