Gravity Form with Google Spreadsheet 1.3.1

Gravity Form with Google Spreadsheet is a WordPress plugin that connects your Gravity Forms submissions to Google Sheets. After a visitor submits a form on your site, the entry is exported into a Google Spreadsheet, so your form data stays organized outside the WordPress admin.

Instead of manually copying responses or building custom exports, you can sync each Gravity Form to its own dedicated sheet. This makes it easier to keep datasets separate by form and quickly work with the information in Google’s spreadsheet interface.

With a clean spreadsheet destination, you can filter, organize, and review submissions as they come in—supporting data-driven decisions for your team or clients using Gravity Forms, WooCommerce-related workflows, and broader site processes.

Main Features

• Google Sheets export — Sends Gravity Forms submissions to a Google Spreadsheet after the form is submitted.
• Dedicated sheet per form — Connects each Gravity Form to its own spreadsheet for clearer separation of data.
• Form-to-sheet mapping — Links submission data from the specific form to the correct Google destination.
• Submission management in Sheets — Keeps responses in a structured format you can review and maintain in Google Sheets.
• Filtering support — Lets you filter data in the spreadsheet to focus on the information you need.
• Organized workflows — Reduces reliance on manual exports by centralizing form results in one system.
• Works with WordPress forms — Designed for use alongside Gravity Forms on WordPress sites.

Benefits

• Less manual handling — Export automation reduces time spent copying and organizing entries.
• Better data organization — Separate spreadsheets per form make datasets easier to manage and audit.
• Faster insights — Submissions arrive in Sheets so you can review and act on data sooner.
• Improved UX for reporting — Stakeholders can use familiar Google Sheets tools for sorting and filtering.
• More consistent decisions — Reliable, centralized data helps teams make updates based on actual submissions.
• Scales across forms — Multiple Gravity Forms can each map to their own destination sheet.

Who is it suitable for?

• WooCommerce store owners using Gravity Forms for customer requests and lead capture
• Marketing teams tracking campaign and landing-page submissions
• Agencies managing multiple client forms that need organized reporting
• Content and community sites collecting sign-ups, applications, and inquiries
• Small businesses building data workflows in WordPress with Sheets-based reporting
• Operations teams that need filtered views of form responses for day-to-day review