Google Sheet Connector For Elementor Forms

Form entries often end up trapped in an inbox or the WordPress dashboard, and moving them into a spreadsheet by hand takes time and invites mistakes. This plugin connects an Elementor form to a Google Sheet so each submission is recorded automatically. You can see new entries in your sheet as they arrive, which helps when you need to follow up on leads, bookings or feedback.

Setup happens through a simple interface and needs no coding. You match your form fields to the columns in your sheet, then connect as many Elementor forms as you like, either to separate sheets or to one combined sheet. Because the data lives in Google Sheets, you can sort it, share it, export it and build reports with the tools you already use.

Features

• Elementor forms to Google Sheets: Form submissions sync to a Google Sheet automatically, with no extra plugins and no custom code, so your data collection runs without manual copying.
• Real-time syncing: New entries appear in your Google Sheet as they come in, which lets you review submissions and respond to people in good time.
• Custom field mapping: Match each Elementor form field to a column in your sheet so the data is laid out the way you want to read it.
• Multiple forms supported: Connect several Elementor forms to individual sheets or send them to a consolidated sheet, depending on how you like to organize your records.
• No coding needed: An intuitive interface guides the configuration, so you can connect a form to a sheet without technical or programming skills.
• Submission tracking details: Submissions are tracked automatically, with timestamps and form details captured in the sheet alongside each entry.
• Works with any Google account: Connect a personal or a professional Google account, which gives you flexibility in where your form data is stored.
• Easy export and reporting: Because entries sit in Google Sheets, you can export them for further analysis or reporting using the spreadsheet's own tools.

Best for

• Elementor site owners collecting leads or inquiries
• Event organizers tracking registrations in a spreadsheet
• Freelancers and agencies managing client form data