Integration
Connect EasyCSV to Google Analytics
When something happens in EasyCSV, your agent does the next thing in Google Analytics. Describe it in plain language and the automation is built, tested on every branch and kept running.
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What do you want EasyCSV and Google Analytics to do together?
Describe it and your agent reads both APIs, builds the automation, tests every branch and ships it. The list below is what exists today, not the limit.
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Triggers and actions 1 trigger ยท 5 actions
Trigger
New Spreadsheet Row ImportFires instantly for each row/record as EasyCSV imports a spreadsheet. In EasyCSV, open your import's Sheet Details, check "Post imports to Webhook", and paste this trigger's minted URL. EasyCSV sends one POST per row; the payload binds as {{ trigger.body.* }} (record_data holds the row's column values, plus import_id/import_name/sheet_name/importer_email metadata).
Action
Create CSV FileCreates a CSV File that can be used in your Zap, automatically emailed as an attachment, or uploaded to a specific place via SFTP.
Action
Parse CSV FileParse a CSV file and return a JSON array of rows
Action
Get AccountTool to retrieve a single account by its resource name. use when you need detailed account info after confirming the account resource name (e.g., accounts/100).
Action
List AccountsTool to list all accounts accessible by the caller. use when you need to enumerate all google analytics accounts your credentials can access.
Action
List AudiencesTool to list all audiences on a property. use when you need to fetch all audiences for a ga4 property after confirming its existence.
No trigger or action matches that. Ask your agent to add it: it reads the API documentation and builds what you describe.
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