We'll start with a sample app.
Let's add a hidden field containing today's date.
Let's add the button adding a row to our spreadsheet.
We need to get the server address from Zapier.
Let's create a new Zap.
To enable Zapier to read Calcapp data, we need a Webhooks trigger.
A "Catch Hook" is perfect for capturing Calcapp data.
We can skip this step if Zapier should react to all data.
It's time to copy the server address to the clipboard.
Paste the address into Calcapp Creator.
Preview the app and send data to Zapier to continue.
Now, let's connect Google Sheets to your app.
We'll create a new spreadsheet row, but you can also update an existing row.
You'll need to connect your Google account if you haven't already.
Let's create a Google Sheets spreadsheet to hold the data.
Create one column for every app field you want to capture.
Select the target spreadsheet you just created.
Select the worksheet.
Associate the Calcapp fields with the columns you created.
Test the connection if you like or skip it.
Name your Zap and enable it.
It's time to test the app!
...and the data appears as a new row.
Format the date column values as dates.
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