Automate busy work & make your life easier with Google Sheets & Workload
Use Workload to connect Google Sheets to thousands of apps to automate manual tasks and make your life easier – no coding required.
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Check out the most popular Google Sheets automations
Workload gives you the power to automate a ton of your work using Google Sheets.First connect your Google Sheets account to your other apps. Then automations are as easy as selecting a trigger from one platform and assigning it an automatic action in another. Here is a list of the most popular Google Sheets automations that Workload users love because they save tons of time, which saves money and makes everyone happier.
Save new Gmail emails matching certain traits to new row in Google Sheet
Add new Facebook Lead Ads leads to rows to new row in Google Sheets
Send emails via Gmail when Google Sheets rows are updated
Create new Google Calendar event when row is added to Google Sheets
Send Slack message when row is updated in Google Sheets
Add new Google Ads leads to new row in Google Sheets
When a new Google Calendar event is created, add as new row in Google Sheets
When Typeform is submitted, add as new row in Google Sheets
Add row to Google Sheets when Acuity Scheduling event is created
When a new Calendly event is created, add as new row in Google Sheets
When subscriber is added to Mailchimp, add as new row in Google Sheets
When row is added to Google Sheets, add subscriber to Mailchimp
When new row is added to Google Sheets, create new card in Trello
When Webflow form is submitted, add as new row to Google Sheets
Create your own custom Google Sheets automation (choose Trigger and Action)
Creating automations with Workload is easy – no coding required.
Check out this quick video tutorial to learn how easy it is to create your own custom automations with Workload. Connecting Google Sheets to your other apps is simple, and then creating automations is done in just a few clicks.
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