Does your organization use Google Apps? Combining Google Sheets/Drive and provides interesting and useful ways to solve real business problems. From electronic signatures to dynamic pick lists to using Google Drive as a content repository to approval workflows, the combination just makes completing routine, day-to-day business tasks easier. provides a Google Connector that supports direct connectivity between and Google Sheets/Drive. Here are just a few useful solutions that you can try.

Cloud Customers

Cloud customers using the Google Connector for the first time will need to:

Sign up for a Google Account
Obtain Google Account Access Token(s).
Click one of the links above to see how to connect your forms/flows to Google Sheets & Drive.

In-house Customers

In-house customers will need to:

Check the Google Connector Release Notes for more information and the compatibility matrix.
Install the Google Connector.
Sign up for a Google Account.
Obtain Google Account Access Token(s).
Click one of the links above to see how to connect your forms/flows to Google Sheets & Drive.

customers building applications that are high volume and address critical business processes should not use Google Sheets in place of a production quality database.

Google Sheet Best Practice

Create a new user in your Google domain and make that user the owner of all the Google sheets that integrate with your forms/flows. This is recommended for the following reasons:

It will eliminate confusion when searching for the correct sheet that integrates with your forms/flows.
When you use the Google Wizards it will show all sheets that are available for integration in the dropdown.
Reduces the chance of another user changing a column or worksheet tab name which could break integration with your forms/flows.