Zapier makes it easy to integrate Waitlist with Google Sheets - no code necessary. See how you can get setup in minutes.
A trigger is the event that starts your Zap—like a "New Referrer" from Waitlist.
An action happens after the trigger—such as "Create Spreadsheet Column" in Google Sheets.
Zapier seamlessly connects Waitlist and Google Sheets, automating your workflow.
Zapier helps you create workflows that connect your apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and an action is an event a Zap performs.
Triggers when an existing waiter refers a new waiter. The returned object is the referrer -- i.e. the waiter who referred someone else.
Triggers when you offboard a user from the waitlist using your getwaitlist.com user dashboard.
Triggers when a new user signs up to your waitlist.
93%
Customers who say using Zapier has made them better at their job
25m
Customers have created over 25 million Zaps on the platform
6 mins
The average user takes less than 6 minutes to set up a Zap
When a new user signs up to your waitlist, Zapier automatically records their details in a Google Sheets spreadsheet. This ensures you have a comprehensive and organized list of signups, helping you monitor interest and engagement without manual entry.
Business OwnerWhen a new user joins your waitlist, Zapier sends their information to Google Sheets, maintaining an updated dataset. This automation reduces the risk of data loss or inconsistency, enabling seamless integration with other systems or analytics.
ITNew to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with Waitlist and Google Sheets
To set up the integration, you will need to create a Zap that involves both Waitlist and Google Sheets. Begin by choosing Waitlist as your trigger app and defining the specific event that will initiate the flow, such as 'New Registration'. Then select Google Sheets as your action app to determine what should happen once the trigger event occurs, such as creating a new row or updating an existing sheet with registrant details.
In our integration setup, you can use various triggers from Waitlist such as 'New Registration', 'Registration Cancelled', or 'Spots Filled'. These triggers allow you to automate workflows in Google Sheets when these events occur.
The integration allows Google Sheets to perform actions like creating a new spreadsheet row, updating an existing row based on specific criteria, finding rows with specified data for further operations, or even formatting certain cells when Waitlist events trigger them.
Yes, our integration lets you update existing rows in your Google Sheet. By selecting an action like 'Update Spreadsheet Row', you can configure which changes in Waitlist should modify specific entries in your sheet according to your defined conditions.
Certainly! Once you've set up the trigger for new registrations from Waitlist, our integration can automatically create a new row and fill it with the registrant’s information every time someone signs up.
Our system provides detailed logs for each task executed between Waitlist and Google Sheets. If any errors occur during data transfer, we ensure to log them within our dashboard. You can configure alerts through email or notifications on potential failures or required manual interventions.
While setting up integrations between Waitlist and Google Sheets doesn’t inherently limit entry creations or updates, Google's API quotas might impose restrictions based on usage levels within given timeframes. Monitoring your usage against these limits is important for uninterrupted service.
