Gravity Forms Google Sheets Add-On

Many sites collect inquiries, event registrations or survey responses through forms, then move that data into a spreadsheet to review it. Doing that by hand takes time and invites mistakes. This add-on removes the manual step. Each new submission is written to a designated Google Sheet as it arrives, so the sheet stays current while you work on other things.

Setup happens inside WordPress, and no coding is needed. You connect your Google account, choose a sheet and map form fields to the columns you want. You can link several forms to different sheets, and shared sheets give your team immediate access to responses. It also works alongside other Gravity Forms add-ons, so it fits into a form setup you already run.

Features

• Real-time sheet updates: New form submissions are added to your Google Sheet automatically as they arrive, so the spreadsheet reflects current responses without anyone typing or pasting data.
• Customizable field mapping: Match each Gravity Forms field to the Google Sheets column you prefer, so incoming data lands in an organized layout that suits your reports.
• Support for multiple forms: Connect more than one Gravity Forms form to different Google Sheets at the same time, keeping separate data streams in separate spreadsheets.
• Setup without coding: Connecting and configuring the add-on is done from within WordPress and requires no coding knowledge, so site owners can get it running quickly.
• Secure data transfer: The add-on uses secure authentication protocols to protect form data while it travels from your site to Google Sheets.
• Shared team access: Because entries go to Google Sheets, teammates with access to the sheet can review and act on form submissions right away.
• Error logs and notifications: Notifications and error logs tell you when something goes wrong with syncing, so you can find and fix problems quickly.
• Works with other add-ons: The add-on runs alongside other Gravity Forms extensions, so you can keep the rest of your form tools in place.

Best for

• Site owners who track form entries in spreadsheets
• Teams that share and review submissions in Google Sheets
• Sites running several Gravity Forms with separate data needs