Track lead intake
Keep one row per new lead in a sheet your office team already uses.
Add every new Tinylawn lead to Google Sheets
Use Zapier’s Create Spreadsheet Row action to map selected Tinylawn lead fields into a shared sheet for lightweight tracking, reporting, or handoff.
Via Zapier
TL
New lead
ZP
Zapier
GS Google Sheets
One trigger. One deliberate handoff.
Tinylawn remains the intake layer. Zapier moves selected lead data into the action you configure; your destination tool remains where the team manages the work.
- 1
Tinylawn creates a lead
A completed call or intake flow creates the structured New Lead record that starts the Zap.
- 2
Zapier maps the fields
You choose which available customer, property, request, timing, and source fields the next action receives.
- 3
Create a spreadsheet row
Choose your spreadsheet and worksheet, then map each Tinylawn lead field to the matching column.
Lead context ready for the next step
- Customer contact details
- Service needs
- Property address
- Requested timing
- Lead status, source, score, and Tinylawn link
Connection details
- Method
- Via Zapier
- Trigger
- New Lead
- Direction
- One-way from Tinylawn
Requires a Zapier account, a Tinylawn organization API key, and access to the destination account. Destination action availability can depend on that provider’s plan.
Workflows this connection fits
Build a simple handoff queue
Add ownership and follow-up columns beside the Tinylawn data.
Review demand patterns
Sort requests by service, source, location, or requested timing.
Common questions about this connection
Is the Tinylawn Google Sheets integration native?
No. This connection uses the Tinylawn Zapier app and Google Sheets's supported Zapier action. It is not a native or two-way sync.
What starts the workflow?
The current Tinylawn trigger is New Lead. When Tinylawn creates a lead, Zapier receives the mapped lead fields and runs the destination action you configured.
What Tinylawn data can I map?
Available fields include Customer contact details, Service needs, Property address, Requested timing, Lead status, source, score, and Tinylawn link. Empty values remain empty, and the destination action determines which fields it accepts.