Learn how to integrate Google with Pabbly Connect through a detailed tutorial. Follow the exact steps to automate your workflows seamlessly. Navigate the automation landscape confidently with clear, structured guidance suitable for professionals regardless of prior technical experience.

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1. Creating a Workflow with Google Integration

To start working with Google integration, you first need to create a workflow in Pabbly Connect. This process begins by accessing your Pabbly Connect dashboard after signing in. Once you are logged in, locate the ‘Create Workflow’ button on your dashboard.

Next, you will be prompted to name your workflow. For instance, you can name it ‘How to Intentionally Create a Contact on Google from an Elementor Form Submission’. After naming your workflow, select the folder where you want to save it. Click on the ‘Create’ button to proceed.


2. Setting Up the Trigger for Google

The next step in the integration process involves setting up a trigger in Pabbly Connect. A trigger is an event that starts the automation workflow. Here, you will select the trigger application, which is Google, and choose the event ‘New Form Submission’.

Upon selecting the trigger, you will need to connect your Elementor form to Pabbly Connect. Copy the webhook URL provided by Pabbly and paste it into your Elementor form settings under the ‘Webhooks’ option. This step will create a bridge between your form and Pabbly Connect.

  • Access your Elementor dashboard.
  • Navigate to the form settings.
  • Select the ‘Webhooks’ option and paste the copied URL.

After completing this step, make sure to test the webhook by submitting a test form. This will ensure that the connection between your Elementor form and Pabbly Connect is successful.


3. Mapping Data to Google

Once the webhook is successfully set up, the next step is mapping the data to Google. In Pabbly Connect, you will proceed to the action step where you will select Google as the action application. Choose the ‘Create Contact’ action event.

After selecting the action, you will be prompted to connect your Google account. Click on ‘Connect Now’ and authorize Pabbly Connect to access your Google account. This step is crucial for data transfer.

  • Select your Google account from the list.
  • Grant permission for Pabbly Connect to access your account.
  • Proceed to map the fields from your Elementor form to Google.

It is essential to ensure that the data from your Elementor form matches the fields required by Google for creating a contact.


4. Testing the Google Integration

After mapping the data, you need to test the integration to confirm everything is working correctly. In Pabbly Connect, click on the ‘Test Request’ button. This will send a test contact to your Google account based on the mapped data.

Check your Google Contacts to verify that the new contact has been created successfully. If the contact appears, your integration is functioning properly. If not, revisit the mapping and webhook setup to troubleshoot any issues.


5. Finalizing Your Automation with Google

Once testing is successful, finalize your automation in Pabbly Connect. Review all steps to ensure accuracy. Click on the ‘Save’ button to save your workflow.

Now, every time a form is submitted through Elementor, a new contact will automatically be created in your Google account. This automation saves time and ensures you never miss a lead.

To further enhance your workflow, consider adding additional actions or triggers as needed. This flexibility allows you to customize your automation to fit your specific requirements.


Conclusion

This tutorial provided a detailed overview of integrating Google with Pabbly Connect. By following these steps, you can automate the creation of contacts in Google, streamlining your data management process.

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