Register responses from Google Forms into a Notion database.
■Overview
When a response is submitted via Google Forms, the response content is automatically registered in the Notion database.
It can be used for various purposes such as surveys and inquiry forms.
■Setup Instructions
・Connect both Google Forms and Notion apps with Yoom. (My App Connections)
・Set the form ID with the trigger "When a response is submitted to the form" and run a test.
・Once the test is successful, you can retrieve the form response information. Select the information you want to retrieve from the response information using the [+] button and store it in the output.
・In Notion's "Store form responses" operation, set the target database and property information based on the response content obtained from Google Forms.
■Notes
・Google Forms and Notion account integration is required.
・Please adjust the question content in Google Forms and the column settings in the Notion database as needed.
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When there is a response to a Google Form, this flow adds a record to the Notion database. It saves the effort of manually transferring Google Form responses to the Notion database, leading to significant time savings.
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