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Google Sheets

List the tabs in a spreadsheet, read cell ranges, append rows, and overwrite ranges. Runs through the Nango proxy.

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Not yet connectable

Google Sheets is mapped and documented, but one-click connection isn't live yet — the app shows it as Coming soon. Only Google Calendar, Drive, Mail, and Tasks are connectable today; see the Standard integrations catalogue for what's live now.

Category Productivity
ConnectionComing soon not yet connectable — once live it will connect via OAuth 2.0, handled by Nango.
Actions4 total — 2 read, 2 write
🔌ConnectFind it in the catalogue
🔐AuthorizeOne-click OAuth
Use actionsChat · agents · workflows
How Google Sheets fits into Your Office AI

Actions

Once connected, Google Sheets exposes the following actions. The AI can call them with #-mentions in chat, an agent can be granted a subset as tools, and a workflow can run them in an integration-action node.

ActionTypeWhat it doesProxy
List Sheets
list-sheets
ReadFetch a spreadsheet's metadata, including its tabs.Yes
Read Range
read-range
ReadRead cell values from an A1 range in a spreadsheet.Yes
Append Row
append-row
WriteAppend one or more rows to the end of a range.Yes
Update Range
update-range
WriteOverwrite the cells in an A1 range with a 2D array of values.Yes
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Write actions are confirmation-gated

Actions tagged Write create, update, or delete data. In chat and agent paths they pause for your confirmation before running; workflows treat their deterministic wiring as implicit consent. Agent tools covers how to scope which actions an agent may use.

Spend & quota

Google Sheets is governed per organization: an admin sets a monetary spend cap and a monthly call quota. A quota of 0 disables the integration — it never means unlimited. See the Integrations overview for the full governance model.