Connector for Gravity Forms and Google Sheets Premium sends form entries from a WordPress site to a selected Google Sheet through a feed. It uses OAuth 2.0 to connect a Google Sheets account, and you can connect multiple accounts or destinations.

Configure a destination for each form

Set up the integration in Gravity Forms settings, then create a feed for an individual form. Choose its destination sheet and map Gravity Forms fields to the Google Sheet fields that should receive them.

• Premium works with unlimited Google Sheets feeds.
• Map phone number fields and send Gravity Forms attachments to Google Sheets.
• Use the field mapping process to save entries to Google Docs or Google Drive, as described for the integration.

Choose which entries the feed sends

A feed can send every entry or filter submissions using information entered in the form. For example, you can configure it to send only entries containing a work email address. Entries can be sent automatically when someone submits a form, or manually when you need to transfer or resend a specific submission.

Review delivery and submission data

The Google Sheets logs show whether each Gravity Forms submission was sent or not sent. Review an entry's status and resend it when needed.

Premium can also capture GCLID, UTM parameters and geolocation when someone submits a contact form. It supports looking up a customer's email address or phone number through popular email and phone number lookup services. The Premium version includes 20 or more premium add-ons that extend the available integration settings.

Set up and verify the connection

1. Install and activate the connector alongside Gravity Forms.
2. Go to Forms → Settings → Google Sheets and add a Google Sheets account.
3. Select a form and open Settings → Google Sheets.
4. Create a feed, select the Google Sheet and map the required fields.
5. Send a test entry using the Send to Google Sheets button.
6. Open the Google Sheets logs and check the delivery status.