Integrate Google Sheets with Miro to automate your work

To integrate Google Sheets with Miro, you'll need active accounts in both applications and set up the integration through our platform. You must grant permission for data access between Google Sheets and Miro. The integration can then handle specific triggers like new rows in sheets, which can initiate actions like creating cards or sticky notes in Miro.

Once you have set up the integration, you can configure a trigger for when a new row is added to your selected Google Sheet. This will automatically create a card on your specified Miro board with the details from that row.

Yes, our integration allows you to export data from Miro boards into Google Sheets. You can set up triggers for elements like completed project updates or when specific elements are modified in your boards.

The available triggers include adding new rows or updating existing ones in Google Sheets, which can then prompt actions such as creating text objects or shapes in Miro. Conversely, changes or additions made on certain boards in Miro can update corresponding rows in your sheets.

Yes, by setting up a trigger for updates to existing rows within your chosen Google Sheet, you can automate actions that will reflect those changes on your connected Miro board—keeping both data sources synchronized.

During the setup of your integration, you'll be prompted to map fields from your sheets to specific elements on your Miro board such as stickies or text boxes. This ensures accuracy in how information is displayed across platforms.

If an error occurs during synchronization, we provide detailed error logs accessible through our platform interface which helps diagnose connectivity issues and rectifies them swiftly. Enabling notifications for errors might also alert you instantly whenever disruptions occur.