Connect Google Sheets
1 auth method · updated 2026-10-01
Google Sheets connects with one OAuth sign-in. There is no key to copy. After you connect, Sheets shows as Connected in the Hub and every use case that needs it can use it.
sheets.google.com/ ↗Before you start
- The Google account that owns, or has access to, the spreadsheets you want agents to use.
- Nothing to copy or paste. The sign-in is the whole setup.
OAuth sign-in
Managed sign-in — Verslay never sees your password
- 1Click ConnectVerslay opens Google Sheets’s official sign-in in a new window. Sign in with the account you want to connect.
- 2Approve accessReview the permission scopes and click Allow / Authorize. Verslay only ever gets the scopes you approve.
- 3You’re doneYou’ll land back in Verslay and Google Sheets flips to Connected.
What you can run once Google Sheets is connected
- Vendor Procurement Coordinator
Vendor quotes, renewals, and PO paperwork tracked and compared without the spreadsheet chaos.
- People Ops Pulse Analyst
A recurring employee pulse turned into trends and themes.
- Report Generator
The Verslay agent that builds reports from your data.
If it does not connect
- Sheets connected but an agent cannot find my spreadsheet.
- Check the Google account you signed in with can open that spreadsheet. Agents see what that account can see.
Google Sheets connection FAQ
Do I need an API key for Google Sheets?
No. Google Sheets uses OAuth only, so you sign in with Google and approve the permissions.
Can I disconnect later?
Yes. Connections are managed in the Verslay Hub under Connections.
Related connection guides
See also Verslay use cases and agents.
Connect Google Sheets once — every agent can use it
Verslay agents share your connections. Connect Google Sheets in the Hub and every use-case that needs it lights up — no per-agent setup.
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