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Add a row in Google Sheets when a task changes status in ClickUp

When a task changes status in ClickUp, add a row in Google Sheets.

Start the 14-day trial, then find it under Templates → Library. It installs into the client you choose, switched off, with its checklist.

Steps
1
Client fills in
4
Accounts
2
Starts
A task changes status in ClickUp, within seconds

Every step, in order

When it happens in the first app, the step runs in the second, with the client’s own account.

A task changes status
A task in a list moves to another status, within seconds. The Workspace ID is the first number in any ClickUp link.
Add a row
Add a row at the bottom of a sheet, one value per column, left to right.
  1. Starts whenA task changes status
  2. App stepAdd a row

What each client fills in

Google Sheets: Spreadsheet ID
For example from the URL: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/<this>/edit
Google Sheets: Sheet (tab)
For example Sheet1
ClickUp: Workspace ID
For example 9012345678
ClickUp: List ID
For example the number in the list’s URL

The accounts it needs

Each is the client’s own, stored encrypted and never copied between clients. Until one is added the client’s checklist shows it, and nothing runs.

  • In the client’s ClickUp: avatar → Settings → Apps → API Token → Generate.

  • Google Sheets

    In your own Google Cloud project: enable the Google Sheets API, then IAM & Admin → Service accounts → Create → Keys → Add key → JSON, and paste the file here. Then share each client sheet with the service account’s email (…@….iam.gserviceaccount.com) as an Editor. The account is yours; no Google review is needed.

After you install it

It lands switched off. The client’s checklist holds exactly this:

  1. Connect the client’s ClickUp, for “A task changes status”
  2. Connect the client’s Google Sheets, for “Add a row”
  3. Fill in ClickUp: Workspace ID (For example 9012345678)
  4. Fill in ClickUp: List ID (For example the number in the list’s URL)
  5. Fill in Google Sheets: Spreadsheet ID (For example from the URL: docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/<this>/edit)
  6. Fill in Google Sheets: Sheet (tab) (For example Sheet1)
  7. Check the order of Google Sheets’s values, column by column against the client’s columns

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