When a task’s completed in Tallyfy, a webhook fires with all form field responses included in the payload. Middleware platforms like Zapier, Make, or Power Automate catch that payload and push it into Google Sheets or Excel Online. There’s no manual copying needed.
Why export form data to spreadsheets?
One place for all responses - every completed form lands in a single spreadsheet automatically
Reporting ready - build charts and dashboards with Excel or Google Sheets’ built-in tools
Audit trail - each submission gets logged permanently for compliance
Data hub - spreadsheets connect to almost everything else your team uses
Pick a middleware tool
Zapier - easiest to start with, lots of pre-built connections
Microsoft Power Automate - best fit if you’re already on Microsoft 365
Make.com - more powerful for complex workflows, steeper learning curve
Custom code - connect directly using Tallyfy webhooks and the API for full control
General setup steps
In Tallyfy, add a webhook URL on the template step that contains your form. The webhook fires when that task is completed.
In your middleware tool (Zapier, Make, etc.), create a workflow triggered by an incoming webhook.
Add an action step that connects to your spreadsheet app (Google Sheets, Excel Online).
Choose “Add a new row” (or equivalent) as the action.
Map the form field values from the Tallyfy webhook payload - each field arrives with its alias, label, and value - to the correct spreadsheet columns.
Test the workflow and confirm data appears in your spreadsheet.
Video example using Zapier
This video walks through Zapier setup. The same principles apply to other middleware tools: