What this integration is for
Use Google Sheets import when:- product data already lives in Google Sheets
- teammates update products in a spreadsheet workflow
- you want a faster import path than manually cleaning CSV exports
Before you connect Google Sheets
Make sure you have:- a Google account with access to the source spreadsheet
- a sheet that contains product rows you want to import
- permission to manage team integrations inside BoundBot
Connect Google Sheets
Open team integrations
Go to Settings -> Team settings -> Integrations.
Grant the required access
Approve the permissions BoundBot needs to read the spreadsheet you want to import.
Import products from a sheet
After connection, BoundBot can use Google Sheets as a product source for:- standard product rows
- custom headers mapped through AI-assisted import
- catalogs maintained by operations or merchandising teams
Google Sheets vs CSV import
| Import method | Best for |
|---|---|
| Google Sheets | Ongoing catalog changes maintained by a team |
| CSV import | One-time imports or exports from another platform |
| AI-mapped CSV | Messy headers or rows that need cleanup during import |
Related pages
Products
Build and manage the product catalog after the spreadsheet is connected.
Integrations
Compare Google Sheets with the rest of the available integrations.
Team settings
Manage the team-scoped integration before you run imports.
Plans and limits
Review product and integration limits before you scale catalog imports.