Gravity Perks - Google Sheets add-on allows you to automatically send and sync Gravity Forms data with Google Sheets - and unlock new possibilities for your data.
This plugin integrates Google Sheets directly with Gravity Forms to automatically pass entry values to Google Sheets. This is done without requiring any additional software or monthly fees, and with an emphasis on security and high performance.
Additionally, your Google Sheet can be automatically synced with your Gravity Forms entrie ...
Gravity Perks – Google Sheets add-on allows you to automatically send and sync Gravity Forms data with Google Sheets – and unlock new possibilities for your data.
This plugin integrates Google Sheets directly with Gravity Forms to automatically pass entry values to Google Sheets. This is done without requiring any additional software or monthly fees, and with an emphasis on security and high performance.
Additionally, your Google Sheet can be automatically synced with your Gravity Forms entries, keeping your data accurate at all times.
Features
- Send Gravity Forms entry data directly to Google Sheets. Unlock the vast power of Google Sheets for all of your Gravity Forms entry data.
- Keep your spreadsheet and entry data perfectly in sync. Edits to your entries can automatically sync to your Google Sheets. Rows for trashed or spammed entries are automatically removed.
- Create new or map to existing sheets. Send data to existing sheets or create a completely new sheet specific to your form.
- Security first. Uses Google’s secure authentication method to ensure only you have access to your Google files and data.
Changelog Details For Nulled Gravity Perks – Google Sheets - Version 1.0-beta-2.10:
## 1.0-beta-2.10 - Fixed issue where if all columns are not provided in a feed mapping, the inserted values could be out of order. - Fixed an issue where Google Sheets Field Mappings would not be editable. ## 1.0-beta-2.9 - Updated the default HTTP request timeout to Google to be 15 seconds rather than 5 seconds. It is now filtered by `gpgs_http_request_timeout` instead of `http_request_timeout`. - Improved how we check if entries are spammed prior to sending the entry to Google Sheets. This addresses an issue where manually processing a feed wouldn't work in some situations.