Integrations
Google Sheets
Append every submission to a spreadsheet as a new row.
The Sheets integration is part of Pro and Business.
Every submission is appended to a sheet as one row. Useful when someone who never logs in still needs to see what came in — a spreadsheet is a thing most people already know how to open.
Connecting
- Open the form's Integrations tab and connect your Google account. We ask only for access to sheets you pick — not your whole Drive.
- Paste the spreadsheet id: the long string in the sheet's URL, between /d/ and /edit.
- Name the tab to write into. It must already exist.
How the columns work
The first write lays down a header row from that submission's field names. After that, values are matched to the header by name, never by position — so you can reorder columns, rename them back, or insert your own without later rows landing in the wrong place.
- A field with no matching column is dropped. Add a field to your form and it stays out of the sheet until you add that column yourself.
- A column with no matching field is left blank for that row.
Spam never reaches the sheet. Nothing that gets filtered is written, so the spreadsheet stays a record of real submissions.
If a row does not appear
- Check the tab name matches exactly, including case.
- Confirm the connected Google account still has edit access to that spreadsheet.
- Reconnect the account if you revoked access in your Google security settings — the stored token stops working the moment you do.