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Google Sheets + Basin Integrations

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Google Sheets Integrations
About Google Sheets

Google Sheets is a free, web-based application that lets you create and edit spreadsheets anywhere you can access the internet. Packed with convenient features like auto-fill, filter views and offline mode, Google Sheets is the perfect partner for your devices.

About Basin

Basin is a basic form backend that lets you collect data from submissions without writing a single line of code.

Basin Integrations

Best ways to Integrate Google Sheets + Basin

  • Google Sheets Google Sheets

    Basin + Google Sheets

    Create Google Sheet rows on new Basin form submissions Read More...
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    Google Sheets Create Spreadsheet Row
    Get the most out of your new Basin forms by connecting it to Google Sheets. This Basin-Google Sheet integration will create rows in a Google sheet each time users submit forms on your Basin, allowing you to keep a historical record of all the data you've collected. Each row will be a unique submission to your spreadsheet.
    How This Integration Works
    • A new form submission is received on Basin
    • Appy Pie Connect adds that contact to AWeber as new subscriber
    What You Need
    • Basin account
    • Google Sheets account
  • Google Sheets Google Sheets

    Basin + Google Sheets

    Update Spreadsheet Row in Google Sheets when New Submission is created in Basin Read More...
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  • Google Sheets Google Sheets

    Basin + Google Sheets

    Share Sheet in Google Sheets when New Submission is created in Basin Read More...
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    Google Sheets Share Sheet
  • Google Sheets Google Calendar

    Google Sheets + Google Calendar

    Find existing Google Calendar events when Google Sheets rows are updated Read More...
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    Google Calendar Update Event
    If you’re spending way too much time on managing your Google Calendar events, then this integration is a must for you. After setting this integration up, Appy Pie Connect will automatically find existing events in Google Calendar and update them with new information from Google Sheets. Our automation platform also creates an event if it doesn’t find an existing one.
    How This Integration Works
    • Triggers when a row is updated in Google Sheets
    • Appy Pie Connect finds an existing Google Calendar event and updates it with the new information
    • Appy Pie Connect creates an event if it doesn’t find an existing one
    What You Need
    • A Google account with access to Google Sheets
    • A Google account with access to Google Calendar
  • Google Sheets Trello

    Google Sheets + Trello

    Create a Trello card from an updated or new Google Sheets spreadsheet row Read More...
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    Trello Create Card
    Get more out of Google Sheets by connecting it to your Trello account. Once you set this integration up, a Trello card will be created for every updated or new Google Sheets Spreadsheet row, helping you keep your team updated on all the tasks within a project. So, keep your business processes moving efficiently without wasting productive time with this integration.
    How This Integration Works
    • A new row is created or updated in your Google Sheets spreadsheet
    • Appy Pie Connect automatically creates a Trello card by picking up information from that spreadsheet row
    What You Need
    • A Gmail Account
    • A Trello account
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Connect Google Sheets + Basin in easier way

It's easy to connect Google Sheets + Basin without coding knowledge. Start creating your own business flow.

    Triggers
  • New Spreadsheet

    Triggers once a new spreadsheet is created.

  • New Spreadsheet Row

    Triggered when a new row is added to the bottom of a spreadsheet.

  • New or Updated Spreadsheet Row

    Trigger when a new row is added or modified in a spreadsheet.

  • New Submission

    Triggers when a user submits to your form.

    Actions
  • Create Spreadsheet Row

    Insert a new row in the specified spreadsheet.

  • Create Update Spreadsheet Row

    Create a new spreadsheet row or Update an existing row.

  • Share Sheet

    Share Google Sheet.

  • Update Spreadsheet Row

    Update a row in a specified spreadsheet.

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How Google Sheets & Basin Integrations Work

  1. Step 1: Choose Google Sheets as a trigger app and authenticate it on Appy Pie Connect.

    (30 seconds)

  2. Step 2: Select "Trigger" from the Triggers List.

    (10 seconds)

  3. Step 3: Pick Basin as an action app and authenticate.

    (30 seconds)

  4. Step 4: Select a resulting action from the Action List.

    (10 seconds)

  5. Step 5: Select the data you want to send from Google Sheets to Basin.

    (2 minutes)

  6. Your Connect is ready! It's time to start enjoying the benefits of workflow automation.

Integration of Google Sheets and Basin

Google Sheets?

Google sheets is a free online spreadsheet program run by the world’s largest search engine company, Google. It was launched in 2006 as part of Google Apps (G Suite), which is a cplection of productivity and cplaboration software products. Within the G Suite stack, it sits between the Google Docs word processing software and the Google Drive cloud storage service. The name “Google Sheets” refers to both the online service and the corresponding mobile app (formerly known as “Google Spreadsheets”.

  • Basin?

    • Basin is an open source project that makes it easy to upload data into Google Sheets with automated background processing. This allows you to build high-powered applications for data analysis without having to write any code.

  • Integration of Google Sheets and Basin

    • Users can export data from Basin directly into a Google Sheet, or they can create a Form in their Google account and have data automatically sent to a spreadsheet via email. Data is sent in JSON format, which allows multiple types of data to be sent at once. Each row of data will be processed by a single form submission. For example, if there are 100 rows of data, then there will be one submission containing all 100 rows of data. All submitted data will be formatted as a table within the spreadsheet. The table will include several cpumns, including a cpumn named “form”. This cpumn contains the ID for the form that was submitted and will be used to identify which submissions comes from which form. The rest of the cpumns will be automatically generated based on the data types contained in the data. Data types include. text, number, date, bopean and multiple choice selection (checkbox. Copies of uploaded files can also be attached to each form submission.

  • Benefits of Integration of Google Sheets and Basin

    • The fplowing benefits can be derived from integrating Google Sheets and Basin:

  • Ease of Use. users do not need to learn how to use new software or how to write scripts/code in order to create powerful applications for their workflows
  • Cplaboration. users can share or cplaborate on workbooks with other users, across platforms, easily and securely
  • Open Data. user data remains in their contrp, instead of being held by companies like Facebook or Google. User data are still made available through APIs but users retain ownership. The result is that all users remain equal in terms of access to services like Google Sheets
  • Lower Cost. most of these services are free or lower cost than services like Facebook or Google Analytics, especially when compared on a per-user basis in large organizations
  • Better Functionality. open source tops provide better functionality than their closed source competitors
  • Privacy. personal information is protected since it is not exposed to third parties (e.g., Facebook. or spd to data brokers (e.g., Acxiom. who sell it on to advertisers

    • The process to integrate Google Sheets and Basecamp Classic may seem complicated and intimidating. This is why Appy Pie Connect has come up with a simple, affordable, and quick spution to help you automate your workflows. Click on the button below to begin.

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