Google Sheets

Formspark does not connect to Google Sheets directly. The recommended path is to use Zapier or Make as a bridge. For developers, a Google Apps Script webhook is also an option.

Via Zapier

1. Set up the Formspark Zapier integration.
2. In your Zap, select New Submission as the trigger.
3. Add Google Sheets as the action and choose Create Spreadsheet Row.
4. Map your form fields to the matching spreadsheet columns.

Via Make

1. Set up the Formspark Make integration.
2. In your scenario, select Formspark → New Submission as the trigger.
3. Add a Google Sheets → Add a Row module.
4. Map your form fields to the matching spreadsheet columns.

The free tier of both Zapier and Make is sufficient for typical low-volume contact forms.

Via webhook (Google Apps Script)

If you'd rather skip a third-party automation tool, you can deploy a Google Apps Script as a web app and use its URL as your form's webhook.

1. Open your spreadsheet and go to Extensions → Apps Script.
2. Write a doPost(e) function that appends e.postData.contents to the active sheet.
3. Deploy the script as a web app with access set to Anyone.
4. Paste the deployment URL into your form's Webhook URL field.

Check this page to learn more about webhooks.