Which values can a column hold?

Anything in the email's JSON, written with placeholders: {{ receivedAt }}, {{ from.address }}, {{ subject }}, a field you named as {{ fields.order }}, or a layout's result as {{ parsed.fields.total }}. On a row per line item, {{ item.sku }} and the like read the item's own values.

Does it work for webhooks too?

Yes. A Google Sheets destination can take emails, HTTP requests or both. For a request, columns read placeholders such as {{ method }}, {{ path }} or a body field like {{ json.type }}.

Will it change my header row?

No. Create it makes a new spreadsheet with your headers in row 1. For a spreadsheet you picked, Write these headers to row 1 puts them there when you click it; webhooks.cc never changes your header row on its own.

What if I disconnect the Google account?

Rows Google refuses are retried like any delivery. Connect the account again, or give webhooks.cc its access again in Google, and the rows still waiting go through.

Does each row count as a request?

No. Forwarding, Google Sheets included, does not use your quota: each email already counted once when it arrived.

Every plan, Free included

Email to Google Sheets, a row at a time

Connect a Google account and pick a spreadsheet, and every email the endpoint receives becomes a row: one per email, or one per line item when a layout reads the products of an order. Each column is a header and a value you choose, from the subject and the sender to the fields your layouts pick out.

On every plan, Free included. Rows do not count against your quota.

Set it up

1
Create an endpoint
Sign up free and create an endpoint. Forward the emails you want in the sheet to its address, or give the address to the sender.
2
Say what to read
Name the fields you need, or add a layout (a ready-made one or your own) so the products of an order become line items.
3
Add a Google Sheets destination
In the endpoint's Settings, under Forwarding, pick Google Sheets and connect a Google account. webhooks.cc asks only for the spreadsheets it creates or that you pick for it (Google's drive.file permission), never the rest of your Drive.
4
Choose the sheet and the columns
Create a new spreadsheet with your columns as its header row, or choose one from Drive. Give each column a header and a value such as {{ subject }} or {{ fields.order }}, and pick one row per email or one per line item.

Every setting, in full: Google Sheets in the forwarding docs

A row per email, or per line item

Take an order email from Acme with two products, read by a layout that finds the order number, the total and the line items. With a row per email, the order takes one line:

One row per email
From{{ from.address }}	Subject{{ subject }}	Order{{ parsed.fields.order }}	Total{{ parsed.fields.total }}
orders@acme.example	Order #1001 confirmed	1001	37.50

With a row per line item, each product gets a line of its own, and the order's values can sit beside the item's:

One row per line item
Order{{ parsed.fields.order }}	SKU{{ item.sku }}	Qty{{ item.qty }}	Price{{ item.price }}
1001	ACME-TEE-M	2	12.50
1001	ACME-MUG	1	12.50

An email without line items still adds one row. Start from a ready-made layout for Shopify, WooCommerce or Etsy orders, which reads their line items, then check it on one of your own emails in the preview.

What to know

Every plan, Free included
Up to 50 columns, each a header and a value
A row per email, or per line item with {{ item.sku }} and the like
Written as plain text: a value starting with = stays text
Rows that arrive close together added in one call
A row Google refuses is retried like any delivery
Only spreadsheets webhooks.cc creates or you pick for it
No extra quota: each email counted once when it arrived

Plans, prices and limits: Pricing

Email to Google Sheets, a row at a time

Set it up

Create an endpoint

Say what to read

Add a Google Sheets destination

Choose the sheet and the columns

A row per email, or per line item

What to know

Questions

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