Read and write Google Sheets from a WhatsApp automation
Half of all small-business record keeping is a spreadsheet, and most platforms ask for sweeping access to your Google account to touch one. This runs the other way round: you deploy a small script in your own Google account and Watx acts through it.
How this connects
Part of Watx. Connect it in settings and nothing else is required.
Google Sheets and Watx, together.
- Append a row when a conversation, form or order event happens
- Find a row to look something up mid-conversation
- Delete a row when a record is retired
- Available both as an automation step and as an AI agent tool
Four automations that earn their keep.
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When
A form is submitted
Then
Append the answers as a row, and message the contact a confirmation.
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When
A customer asks about their order
Then
An AI agent finds the row by order number and answers from it.
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When
A lead is qualified
Then
Append it to the sheet your sales team already works from.
How to connect it.
About ten minutes, no code.
- 1 Deploy the Watx Apps Script into your own Google account.
- 2 Authorise it there — the access stays with you, not with us.
- 3 Paste the deployment URL into Watx Settings.
- 4 Pick Google Sheets actions in any automation or AI agent.
Google Sheets, answered.
Why a script in my own account?
Because it keeps the authority with you. The actions run under your Google account rather than a third-party integration holding broad access to your data.
Can an AI agent use this?
Yes — these are available as agent tools, which is what lets an agent actually look something up rather than describe how to look it up.
Is it only Sheets?
No. The same script also sends Gmail, creates Google Docs and Tasks, and saves Google Contacts — and it is what powers the Google Calendar actions too.
Often set up alongside
Not sure it will fit?
Tell us what Google Sheets has to talk to and we will say plainly whether it works today, needs a developer, or does not exist yet.