Google Sheets + Magento 2.X
Add new Magento 2.X sales order invoices to Google Sheets as rows
Effortlessly keep track of your Magento 2.X sales order invoices by adding them to a Google Sheets spreadsheet. With this workflow, every time a new sales order invoice is created in Magento 2.X, a new row will be added to your designated Google Sheets spreadsheet, making it simple to manage and review your invoicing data in one central location. Stay organized and informed about your sales performance with this seamless automation.
Effortlessly keep track of your Magento 2.X sales order invoices by adding them to a Google Sheets spreadsheet. With this workflow, every time a new sales order invoice is created in Magento 2.X, a new row will be added to your designated Google Sheets spreadsheet, making it simple to manage and review your invoicing data in one central location. Stay organized and informed about your sales performance with this seamless automation.
- When this happens...New Sales Order Invoice
Triggers when a new sales order invoice is created (with line item support).
- automatically do this!Create Spreadsheet Row
Create a new row in a specific spreadsheet.
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New Product
Triggers when a new product is created.
Try ItNew Order
Triggers when a new order is created (with line item support).
Try ItNew Sales Order Invoice
Triggers when a new sales order invoice is created (with line item support).
Try ItEmailRequired
First NameRequired
Last NameRequired
Middle Name
PasswordRequired
Prefix
Suffix
Gender
Date Of Birth
Default Billing Address
Default Shipping Address
Tax or VAT number
Group ID
Store ID
Website ID
New Customer
Triggers when a new customer is created.
Try ItNew Sales Order Credit Memo
Triggers when a new sales order creditmemo is created.
Try ItNew Sales Order Shipment
Triggers when a new sales order is created (with line item support).
Try ItOrder IDRequired
Order Comment
Should Customer be Notified?
Should Comment be Visible on front?
