# Connect Google Drive to Tally and automate your tasks

## Why integrate Google Drive with Tally

The Google Drive to Tally integration helps you sync data, automate manual tasks, and keep your stack aligned — without writing code.

### Save Shopify order and customer files to Google Drive automatically

When an order is placed, fulfilled, or updated in Shopify, MESA creates and saves the relevant files — invoices, packing slips, receipts — to the right Google Drive folder. Your records are organized without anyone filing them manually after each transaction.

### Organize customer-submitted files by order or account automatically

When a customer submits a file through your Shopify store — a proof, a customization request, a design upload — MESA routes it to the correct Google Drive folder automatically. Nothing gets lost in an inbox or a generic upload bucket and your team always knows where to find it.

### Trigger Shopify workflows when files land in Google Drive

When a new file appears in a designated Google Drive folder — a signed contract, an approved asset, a completed brief — MESA kicks off the corresponding action in Shopify. Your offline approvals and file-based processes connect directly to your store operations without a manual handoff step.

### Turn Tally form submissions into Shopify customer records

When someone fills out a Tally form — an inquiry, an application, a pre-order request — MESA creates or updates their record in Shopify automatically. Your store knows about the customer before they ever place an order.

### Trigger Shopify workflows from form responses

When a Tally submission meets a condition — a product preference, a budget range, a wholesale inquiry — MESA kicks off the right workflow in Shopify. Your forms become the starting point for automation, not just a data collection step.

### Route form submissions to the right person on your team

When a Tally form comes in, MESA reads the responses and sends the details to the right channel — a Slack message, a ClickUp task, an email. The right person gets the context they need without anyone triaging submissions manually.

## Build any Google Drive and Tally automation

MESA helps you connect apps to automate repetitive tasks. A trigger is an event that starts a workflow, and actions are the steps that occur when it's running.

###### Form Submitted

Starts when a form is submitted.

###### Get List of Form's Questions

Obtain a list of form's questions.

- ID
- Type
- Title
- Is Title Modified By User
- Form ID
- Is Deleted
- Number Of Responses
- Created At
- Updated At
- Fields

###### Get List of Form's Submissions

Obtain a list of form submissions with their responses.

- Answers
- Response ID
- Form ID
- Submitted At
- Respondent ID

###### Get List of Forms

Obtain a list of forms.

- ID
- Name
- Workspace ID
- Status
- Number Of Submissions
- Is Closed
- Created At
- Updated At

###### Retrieve Form

Grab all details about a form.

- ID
- Name
- Workspace ID
- Status
- Number Of Submissions
- Is Closed
- Created At
- Updated At

###### Retrieve Form Submission

Grab all details about a form submission.

- Answers
- Response ID
- Form ID
- Submitted At
- Respondent ID

###### Create Spreadsheet

Create a Google Spreadsheet.

###### Save File

Upload a file to Google Drive.

## Expert support included

MESA includes hands-on support from automation experts who know how to get things done.

### Free workflow setup

We'll build your first workflow with you live. Most merchants walk away with automation saving 5+ hours/week.

### Fast response times

Average first response: Same day. Critical issues: Immediate escalation. Complex builds: 24-48 hours.

### Managed services available

Personalized workflow reviews, and quarterly check-ins to identify new opportunities as your business grows.

### Real humans, always

Chat with real automation experts (not bots). Email support 9am-5pm PST. Google Meet sessions for complex workflows.

## Integrate Google Drive with Tally today.

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