Google Sheets

Google Sheets is Google's cloud-based spreadsheet application. By connecting Google Sheets to Coupler.io as a source, you can automatically export data from your spreadsheets to any supported destination — including other spreadsheets, BI tools, databases, and AI tools — on a schedule, without manual exports or copy-pasting.

Coupler.io's Google Sheets integration connects via Google OAuth and lets you pull data from one or more sheets in a spreadsheet, merge data across multiple sheets, and use regex patterns to automatically include new sheets as they appear.

Why connect Google Sheets to Coupler.io?

  • Consolidate spreadsheet data — Merge data from multiple sheets or multiple spreadsheets into a single destination for unified reporting and analysis.

  • Automate recurring exports — Schedule data transfers so your reports, dashboards, and data pipelines stay current without manual intervention.

  • Use regex-based sheet matching — Automatically include new sheets that match a naming pattern (e.g., Sales 2026.+) without updating your data flow every time a new sheet is added.

  • Flexible destinations — Export to AI tools, Google Sheets, Excel, BigQuery, Looker Studio, or other supported destinations.

Prerequisites

Before connecting, make sure you have:

  • A Google account with access to the Google Sheets spreadsheet(s) you want to export

  • A Coupler.io account

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The Google account you connect must have at least Viewer access to the spreadsheet. If you need to export from a shared spreadsheet, make sure the spreadsheet has been shared with your Google account before connecting.

Quick start

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How to connect

1

In Coupler.io, create a new data flow and select Google Sheets as the source.

2

Click Connect and sign in with your Google account. Grant Coupler.io permission to access your Google Drive and Sheets data.

3

Select the spreadsheet from your Google Drive and choose one or more sheets to export from. Alternatively, enter a regex pattern to match sheets by name.

4

Set the Range for each selected sheet (e.g., A:Z to export all columns and rows, or A1:Z100 for a fixed range).

5

Choose your destination and run the import.

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