AutomatorWP - Google Sheets

Copying data from a WordPress site into a spreadsheet by hand takes time and invites mistakes. AutomatorWP – Google Sheets handles that step for you. When a chosen event happens on your site, the plugin adds or updates a row in Google Sheets, so your records stay current without manual entry.

Setup uses a user-friendly interface, so you do not need to write code. You pick the trigger, then choose which user or site details go into which columns. It works with plugins such as Gravity Forms, WPForms and WooCommerce, which suits stores, membership sites and any site that collects information through forms. Small blogs and large e-commerce sites can both use it.

Features

• Automatic spreadsheet updates: Adds or updates rows in Google Sheets based on activity on your WordPress site, so the data in your spreadsheet stays accurate without manual work.
• Multiple site triggers: Responds to events such as form submissions, new user registrations and WooCommerce purchases, so different kinds of site activity can feed your spreadsheets.
• No coding required: The interface is built for people without technical skills, so you can set up an automated workflow between your site and Google Sheets yourself.
• Customizable data mapping: Choose which user or site information goes to specific columns in your Google Sheets, so the data arrives organized the way you want it.
• Real-time synchronization: Your Google Sheets reflect live changes on your site, which keeps records and analytics current as new events come in.
• OAuth authentication: The connection between your WordPress site and Google Sheets uses OAuth authentication, which keeps the link between the two secure.
• Works with popular plugins: Pairs with plugins such as Gravity Forms, WPForms and WooCommerce, so data from your existing forms and store can go straight into a spreadsheet.
• Line break support: Text that contains line breaks is handled when it is sent to your spreadsheet, which helps longer entries from forms arrive in a readable form.

Best for

• Store owners logging WooCommerce sales in a spreadsheet
• Membership sites tracking new user registrations
• Site owners collecting form entries in Google Sheets