Pi SheetBridge for Woo order with Google Sheets

Auto send WooCommerce order data to Google Sheets. You can select the sheet and columns to send the order data. You can select a different sheet for each product.

You can also select the order status to trigger data export to Google Sheets.

External services

This plugin connects to Google Sheets API to automatically sync WooCommerce order and product data to Google Sheets. This connection is required for the plugin’s core functionality.

Service provider: Google LLC (Google Sheets API)

What data is sent:

When an order status changes (configurable in plugin settings), the plugin transmits:

– Order data: order number, order date, order status, order total, billing/shipping addresses, customer information

– Product data: product names, SKUs, quantities, unit prices, totals, and any custom product meta fields configured by the user

– Custom meta fields: any custom order or product meta fields you have registered via the “Custom Meta Fields” settings tab

When data is sent:

– Automatically when an order transitions to a status selected in the plugin settings

– Data is only transmitted if you have configured a Google Sheet and provided valid Google Service Account credentials

– No data is sent if the plugin is not yet configured or if no order statuses have been selected for triggering

Required setup:

You must manually:

– Create a Google Cloud Project

– Enable Google Sheets API

– Create a Service Account with a JSON key

– Share your Google Sheet(s) with the service account email

Service Terms & Privacy:

– Google API Terms of Service

– Google Privacy Policy

Setup Guide: Getting Google Service Account JSON

Here is a example video showing how to create a Google Service Account and get the JSON file: YouTube Video.

Step 1: Create a Google Cloud Project

• Go to Google Cloud Console

• Sign in with your Google account

• Click the Project selector (top-left, next to “Google Cloud”)

• Click New Project

• Enter a project name (e.g., “WordPress Sheets Sync”)

• Click Create

• Wait for the project to be created (may take a minute)

Step 2: Enable the Google Sheets API

• In the Google Cloud Console, go to APIs & Services > Library

• Search for “Google Sheets API”

• Click on Google Sheets API

• Click Enable

• Wait for it to finish enabling

Step 3: Create a Service Account

• Go to APIs & Services > Credentials

• Click Create Credentials (top button)

• Select Service Account

• Fill in:

• Service account name: e.g., wordpress-sheets

• Service account ID: (auto-fills, leave as-is)

• Description: (optional) e.g., For WordPress Google Sheets sync

• Click Create and Continue

• On the next screen, click Continue (skip the optional steps)

• Click Done

Step 4: Create a JSON Key

• In APIs & Services > Credentials, find your newly created service account in the Service Accounts section

• Click on the service account name

• Go to the Keys tab

• Click Add Key > Create new key

• Select JSON format

• Click Create

• A.json file will download to your computer automatically

Step 5: Copy the JSON Content

• Open the downloaded.json file with a text editor (Notepad, VS Code, etc.)

• Select all the content (Ctrl+A or Cmd+A)

• Copy it (Ctrl+C or Cmd+C)

• In your WordPress plugin settings, paste it into the Google Service Account JSON textarea field

Step 6: Share Your Google Sheet with the Service Account

• Look inside the JSON file for the "client_email" field (looks like [email protected] )

• Copy that email address

• Open the Google Sheet you want to sync with

• Click Share (top-right)

• Paste the service account email

• Give it Editor access

• Click Share