Using the Google Sheets API, or through Make, your flow writes rows and reads them back. Handy when you don't have a CRM or scheduling system yet: leads, sign-ups, and bookings land as rows in a sheet, and you pull available time slots back out of it.
What this automates for you
- Write leads and inquiries out as a row
- Read available slots or prices
- Keep track of sign-ups for a workshop or a campaign
- A log of conversations for reporting
How to set up the integration
- 1Create a Google Cloud service account and give it access to your sheet.
- 2Set the token in the HTTP block, or use Make for authentication.
- 3POST to the values:append endpoint to add a row.
- 4GET a range to read values out of it.
Flows that use this integration
Example flow with message copy and steps.
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View →Frequently asked questions
Is this integration a ready-made app, or do I build it myself?
You build it yourself in the HTTP block: fill in the URL, headers, and fields. That usually takes about fifteen minutes. The upside is that you decide exactly which data gets exchanged.
Do integrations cost extra?
No. HTTP and API integrations are part of the €50 per month subscription, no matter how many systems you connect.
What if Google Sheets has no suitable API endpoint?
Then you use Make, Zapier, or n8n as a middle layer. Your flow talks to a single webhook, and the middle layer talks to everything else.