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Append a row to a sheet through an Apps Script webhook. No OAuth to set up.
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Append a row to a sheet through a deployed Apps Script web app — no OAuth. You write the script; the payload is the same as the HTTP webhook's.
What it needs
- Apps Script URLrequired
The deployed web app URL, with access set to anyone.
Connecting it
- 1Create an incoming webhook on the Google Sheets side and copy its URL.
- 2Open the tile under Settings → Add-ons and paste the URL.
- 3Tick the events you want delivered.
- 4Switch it on. A required field left blank cannot be saved as active — an add-on that is on and posting nowhere is the same failure as mail reported as sent that never went.
- 5Deliveries and retries show in the webhook log.
Events
You tick the ones you want delivered. Left empty, that means all of them.
- contact.created
- contact.updated
- deal.created
- deal.status_changed
- deal.won
- deal.lost
- quote.accepted
- invoice.paid
- form.submitted
- task.completed
- webshop.order
- record.created
- record.updated
- call.ended
- call.missed
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