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This script + tutorial will allow you to send your leads directly from your Unbounce page into a Google sheet via webhook – without the need for an additional service. This nifty script was created by Community rockstar Hristian Kambourov to showcase some of the awesome third-party Unbounce features he’s been developing.



DISCLAIMER:

This is not an official Unbounce feature. This functionality is based entirely on third party code, and has only been tested in limited applications. Since this isn’t a supported Unbounce feature, our support team will be unable to assist if things go awry. If you have any questions about this script, please reach out to our Unbounce Expert  Hristian Kambourov. 



Why would I want to push my leads to a Google Sheet?

Well, you don’t have to since Unbounce offers a perfectly good way to export a list of your leads. 


However, you have to do it manually.



  • Pushing leads to a Google Sheet is almost instantaneous and in real time.

  • You can further use Google Sheets to create automatic reports for you or your clients through the help of a free Zapier plan. (Ex. Email me when I get X amount of leads in a particular sheet)

  • You can share Google Sheets within your company. This way your whole marketing or sales team can have a real-time view of how your Unbounce campaigns are performing


How does it work?

Google Sheets has a handy little feature that allows you to write scripts that interact with your sheets.  Furthermore, the script can also have a public facing URL (web address) that you can use as a webhook. 


When you combine the above two features with the ability to push Unbounce form data through a webhook, you’ve got yourself a free Unbounce to Google Sheets integration. 


No need to host scripts. Just 5min. of your time to set it up.


Plus, you can use it on as many pages/sheets you want and push practically unlimited amount of leads to your Google Sheets. 


Can I see it?

You can see the script working on this Unbounce page. Just click on the “Click me to test this script”, fill out the form and you’ll be redirected to a Google Sheet where you’ll find the form data you just submitted. 


How do I implement this for my pages?



  • On the example page, there is a link to download the detailed instructions and script.

  • Alternatively, you can go directly here and download it. 


How much does it cost?

It’s free. I’ve intentionally set the price on the download page to “0+”. Meaning you can enter 0 and get it for free. However, if you think it’s worth a coffee, couple of beers or a nice lunch, you can enter any amount you want. 


Why is this free?

It’s my way to thank the Unbounce Community members and also a way for you to stay informed about the awesome Unbounce premium scripts my company would be releasing soon.

That looks helpful, Hristian. I’ll definitely give it a try.


Meanwhile, for those of you who are not comfortable with coding, you can set up your Unbounce integration with Google Sheets without any code here - https://automate.io/integration/google-sheets/unbounce


Use cases:



  • You can push your leads to a row in a Google spreadsheet

  • You can even update those rows with new entries from Unbounce


How does it work?



  1. Connect your Unbounce and Google Sheets accounts.

  2. Set up your Unbounce trigger as New Form Entry and Google Sheets action as Add Row (there are a lot of actions that can come in handy for you here, Add row is just one of them)

  3. Map the lead data that you need from Unbounce to your Google spreadsheet.

  4. Test the integration and make it live.


Let me know if you need more help with this, guys.

Hi @Hristian, sorry for rolling up this topic after “years”.

We have some multiple checkboxes in our form (e.g. Choose your favorit fruits: Apple, Banana etc.). If the user picks two or more answers, only the first answer will send into the google sheet field.


It would be nice, if all answers could send into one field in the google sheet (maybe separated by comma).


Sheets-Unbounce


Do you have a solution for us? Many thanks in advance.

Hi @mstreit,


Yes, the current script doesn’t work well with multiple checkboxes. It’s a known issue but I never found the time to work on it.


Best,

Hristian

Hey @Hristian ,

 

I’m getting an Unauthorized 401 HTTP Response Code on Unbounce.

 

My first thought was maybe it’s because of the access “Who has access” to this app option. The only options it gives me are “Me” and Anyone at my company. I don’t see an option to give access to anyone and everyone. But maybe that’s not the issue, I’m not sure.

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