Google Forms

Connect Google Forms to FastHook

Connect Google Forms to FastHook to automate new and edited responses, monitor form changes, and create or update forms.

Choose from 3 Triggers and 8 Actions.

Connect your account

Connect the Google account that owns or can edit the selected forms, then approve Forms and Drive metadata access.

  1. In FastHook Sources, choose New source → Provider app → Google Forms.
  2. Connect the Google account that owns or can edit the form and approve the requested Forms and Drive permissions.
  3. Choose a form and the response or form-change Trigger. The first poll establishes a baseline.
  4. Add Google Forms Actions to create, update, publish, or read forms and responses, then test and activate the Workflow.

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Example automations

  • Send each new response to Slack or a CRM.
  • Append responses to Google Sheets with a controlled field mapping.
  • Create follow-up tasks from intake forms.
  • Publish or update forms from an approval Workflow.

Triggers

  • New Form Response
  • New or Updated Form Response
  • Form Updated

Actions

  • List Forms
  • Get Form
  • Create Form
  • Update Form
  • Set Publish Settings
  • List Responses
  • Get Response
  • Custom API Request

Working with Google Forms

Sources poll every five minutes and establish a baseline before emitting later response or form changes.

Response payloads keep Google question IDs as answer-map keys. Use Get Form to match those IDs to question titles.

Update Form accepts the official batchUpdate request array, so one Action can add, move, edit, or delete several form items atomically.

Google Forms stores each form as a Drive file. List Forms and the form picker require Drive metadata access.

Custom API Request is restricted to the official https://forms.googleapis.com/v1/forms/ path.

Google Forms reference · Explore Google Forms integrations · Google Forms API documentation