Integrate Strava with Google Sheets to automate your work

To integrate Google Sheets with Strava, you'll need to use a tool like Zapier. You can create a 'Zap' that triggers an action in Google Sheets whenever there's a new activity recorded in Strava. Sign into both accounts on our platform, then set Strava as the trigger app and Google Sheets as the action app.

Yes, you can. By setting up a 'Zap,' you can automate the process where each new activity logged on Strava is automatically added as a new row in your chosen Google Sheet.

You can transfer various data fields such as activity name, type, distance, duration, pace, and calories burned from your Strava account into designated columns in your Google Sheet.

While our typical integration triggers adding new rows for fresh activities, updating existing rows requires custom solutions or scripts since the standard integration focuses on new data entries.

Our standard integration supports individual user accounts. If you're looking to manage multiple athletes' data, you'd need to set up separate integrations for each account due to authentication limits.

If there's an error during syncing—like connectivity issues or account permissions—we'll notify you via email with troubleshooting steps. It's crucial to check account connections and re-authenticate if necessary.

Data sync frequency depends on your plan but typically occurs in near real-time within minutes of recording an activity on Strava. Ensure your trigger settings are configured correctly for timely updates.