Connect Google Sheets by signing in
Connecting a Google spreadsheet is now one Sign in with Google button instead of an afternoon in Google Cloud, with nothing to create and nothing to copy.
Released 18 August 2026
Connecting Google Sheets used to mean creating a Google Cloud project, switching on two APIs and copying two long secrets into WA.cr. Now it is one button — the same one Google Calendar got.
What's new
- Sign in with Google. Open Integrations → Google Sheets, choose Sign in with Google, approve WA.cr on Google's screen, and you are connected. There is nothing to create, nothing to copy and nothing to keep safe afterwards.
- Your spreadsheets are already there. The sign-in acts as your own Google account, so the picker in an Auto Flow step lists the spreadsheets you can see — by name, the way they read in Drive.
Worth knowing
- Setting up your own Google app is still there. If you would rather the sign-in screen carried your own business name, or you want to connect a robot account you share spreadsheets with, both are under the advanced options and work exactly as before.
- Already connected? Nothing changes and nothing needs redoing. Your existing connection keeps signing in through the app it was made with.
- You can disconnect whenever you like, from the Integrations page. WA.cr only opens the spreadsheets your flows actually name.