Integrate Acuity Scheduling with Google Sheets to automate your work
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Select a trigger from Acuity Scheduling
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Frequently Asked Questions about Acuity Scheduling + Google Sheets integrations
New to automation with Zapier? You're not alone. Here are some answers to common questions about how Zapier works with Acuity Scheduling and Google Sheets
How do I start integrating Acuity Scheduling with Google Sheets?
To begin the integration, you'll need to set up a Zap using our platform. Start by selecting Acuity Scheduling as your trigger app and choose a specific trigger event, like 'New Appointment'. Then, select Google Sheets as your action app and define what you want to happen in Google Sheets when the trigger occurs.
What triggers are available for Acuity Scheduling in this integration?
In our integration setup, you can use triggers such as 'New Appointment', 'Appointment Canceled', or 'Appointment Rescheduled' from Acuity Scheduling. These triggers will help activate subsequent actions in connected apps like Google Sheets.
Can I update existing rows in Google Sheets when an appointment is rescheduled?
Yes, you can configure the integration to update existing rows in Google Sheets when an appointment is rescheduled. Use the 'Appointment Rescheduled' trigger from Acuity Scheduling and then set up an action that finds existing rows and updates them accordingly.
Is it possible to add new appointments from Acuity Scheduling directly into my Google Sheet?
Absolutely! By selecting the 'New Appointment' trigger from Acuity Scheduling, you can automate adding each new appointment directly into your chosen Google Sheet as a new row.
How often does the data sync between Acuity Scheduling and Google Sheets?
The synchronization frequency depends on your plan, but generally, our platform checks for new data every 15 minutes. Any changes or new appointments in Acuity Scheduling will reflect in Google Sheets according to this schedule.
What happens if a client cancels an appointment on Acuity Scheduling? Can this be reflected in my spreadsheet?
When a client cancels an appointment on Acuity Scheduling, you can set up the integration to automatically update or delete corresponding entries in your Google Sheet. Simply use the 'Appointment Canceled' trigger and define how you want these changes reflected.
Do I need any special permissions for integrating these services?
You'll need access privileges for both platforms: administrative permissions on your Acuity account to access client data and editor privileges on your selected Google Sheet to modify its contents through our integration service.
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