Category: Webflow

Importing Products data from Webflow into Google Sheets helps you manage your ecommerce inventory, track product details, and analyze sales performance directly in your spreadsheet.

Get this product data into your Sheet automatically, simplifying inventory management.

This guide shows you exactly how to import your Webflow Products data into Google Sheets with Coefficient.

TLDR

• Step 1:

  Step 1. Install the Coefficient Google Sheets add-on and connect your Webflow account.

• Step 2:

  Step 2. Choose Import from Objects and select the Products object.

• Step 3:

  Step 3. Pick the fields you need, add filters if you want, and import the data into your Sheet.

• Step 4:

  Step 4. Set up auto-refresh to keep your Products data updated automatically.

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Step-by-Step Guide: Importing Your Webflow Data

Getting your Webflow Products data into Google Sheets is simple with Coefficient. Just follow these steps:

step:1

step-title:Install and Connect Coefficient

First, add Coefficient to your Google Sheet.

Open Google Sheets. Go to Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons. Search for “Coefficient” and install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

After installing, open Coefficient from Extensions > Coefficient > Launch.

In the Coefficient sidebar, find and click on the Webflow connector to start the connection. Log into your Webflow account when prompted to authorize Coefficient.

step:2

step-title:Import Your Products Data

Once connected, you can pull your data.

In the Coefficient sidebar, click the “Import from” button and select “Webflow Objects”. Choose “Products” from the list of available data objects.

step:3

step-title:Configure and Import

Now, decide exactly what data you want.

Select the specific fields (columns) you need for your analysis. You can also apply filters or sort the data directly in Coefficient before you import.

When everything is set, click the “Import” button. Your Webflow Products data will load straight into your Google Sheet.

step:4

step-title:Set Up Auto-Refresh (Optional)

Keep your Products data current automatically.

Find your import in the Coefficient sidebar. Click the refresh icon’s dropdown menu and choose “Schedule”.

Pick how often you want the data to update – for example, daily or hourly. This keeps your spreadsheet fresh without manual work.

Available Webflow Objects

• Collections
• Collection Items
• Assets
• Products
• Users
• Orders

Importing Orders data from Webflow into Google Sheets helps you track ecommerce sales, monitor order status, and analyze customer purchase history directly in your spreadsheet.

Get this order data into your Sheet automatically, streamlining sales reporting.

This guide shows you exactly how to import your Webflow Orders data into Google Sheets with Coefficient.

TLDR

• Step 1:

  Step 1. Install the Coefficient Google Sheets add-on and connect your Webflow account.

• Step 2:

  Step 2. Choose Import from Objects and select the Orders object.

• Step 3:

  Step 3. Pick the fields you need, add filters if you want, and import the data into your Sheet.

• Step 4:

  Step 4. Set up auto-refresh to keep your Orders data updated automatically.

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Step-by-Step Guide: Importing Your Webflow Data

Getting your Webflow Orders data into Google Sheets is simple with Coefficient. Just follow these steps:

step:1

step-title:Install and Connect Coefficient

First, add Coefficient to your Google Sheet.

Open Google Sheets. Go to Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons. Search for “Coefficient” and install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

After installing, open Coefficient from Extensions > Coefficient > Launch.

In the Coefficient sidebar, find and click on the Webflow connector to start the connection. Log into your Webflow account when prompted to authorize Coefficient.

step:2

step-title:Import Your Orders Data

Once connected, you can pull your data.

In the Coefficient sidebar, click the “Import from” button and select “Webflow Objects”. Choose “Orders” from the list of available data objects.

step:3

step-title:Configure and Import

Now, decide exactly what data you want.

Select the specific fields (columns) you need for your analysis. You can also apply filters or sort the data directly in Coefficient before you import.

When everything is set, click the “Import” button. Your Webflow Orders data will load straight into your Google Sheet.

step:4

step-title:Set Up Auto-Refresh (Optional)

Keep your Orders data current automatically.

Find your import in the Coefficient sidebar. Click the refresh icon’s dropdown menu and choose “Schedule”.

Pick how often you want the data to update – for example, daily or hourly. This keeps your spreadsheet fresh without manual work.

Available Webflow Objects

• Collections
• Collection Items
• Assets
• Products
• Users
• Orders

Bringing your Webflow Pages data into Google Sheets helps you manage website content, track page status, and collaborate on site structure with your team.

Instead of manual exports, create a live connection that automatically updates.

This guide shows you exactly how to import your Webflow Pages data into Google Sheets with Coefficient.

TLDR

• Step 1:

  Step 1. Install the Coefficient Google Sheets add-on and connect your Webflow account.

• Step 2:

  Step 2. Choose Import from Objects and select the Pages object.

• Step 3:

  Step 3. Pick the fields you need, add filters if you want, and import the data into your Sheet.

• Step 4:

  Step 4. Set up auto-refresh to keep your Pages data updated automatically.

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Step-by-Step Guide: Importing Your Webflow Data

Getting your Webflow Pages data into Google Sheets is simple with Coefficient. Just follow these steps:

step:1

step-title:Install and Connect Coefficient

First, add Coefficient to your Google Sheet.

Open Google Sheets. Go to Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons. Search for “Coefficient” and install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

After installing, open Coefficient from Extensions > Coefficient > Launch.

In the Coefficient sidebar, find and click on the Webflow connector to start the connection. Log into your Webflow account when prompted to authorize Coefficient.

step:2

step-title:Import Your Pages Data

Once connected, you can pull your data.

In the Coefficient sidebar, click the “Import from” button and select “Webflow Objects”. Choose “Pages” from the list of available data objects.

step:3

step-title:Configure and Import

Now, decide exactly what data you want.

Select the specific fields (columns) you need for your analysis. You can also apply filters or sort the data directly in Coefficient before you import.

When everything is set, click the “Import” button. Your Webflow Pages data will load straight into your Google Sheet.

step:4

step-title:Set Up Auto-Refresh (Optional)

Keep your Pages data current automatically.

Find your import in the Coefficient sidebar. Click the refresh icon’s dropdown menu and choose “Schedule”.

Pick how often you want the data to update – for example, daily or hourly. This keeps your spreadsheet fresh without manual work.

Available Webflow Objects

• Collections
• Collection Items
• Assets
• Products
• Users
• Orders

Importing Users data from Webflow into Google Sheets helps you manage website user accounts, track user activity, and analyze your audience directly in your spreadsheet.

Get this user data into your Sheet automatically, saving time on manual tracking.

This guide shows you exactly how to import your Webflow Users data into Google Sheets with Coefficient.

TLDR

• Step 1:

  Step 1. Install the Coefficient Google Sheets add-on and connect your Webflow account.

• Step 2:

  Step 2. Choose Import from Objects and select the Users object.

• Step 3:

  Step 3. Pick the fields you need, add filters if you want, and import the data into your Sheet.

• Step 4:

  Step 4. Set up auto-refresh to keep your Users data updated automatically.

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Step-by-Step Guide: Importing Your Webflow Data

Getting your Webflow Users data into Google Sheets is simple with Coefficient. Just follow these steps:

First, add Coefficient to your Google Sheet.

Open Google Sheets. Go to Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons. Search for “Coefficient” and install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

After installing, open Coefficient from Extensions > Coefficient > Launch.

In the Coefficient sidebar, find and click on the Webflow connector to start the connection. Log into your Webflow account when prompted to authorize Coefficient.

step:2

step-title:Import Your Users Data

Once connected, you can pull your data.

In the Coefficient sidebar, click the “Import from” button and select “Webflow Objects”. Choose “Users” from the list of available data objects.

step:3

step-title:Configure and Import

Now, decide exactly what data you want.

Select the specific fields (columns) you need for your analysis. You can also apply filters or sort the data directly in Coefficient before you import.

When everything is set, click the “Import” button. Your Webflow Users data will load straight into your Google Sheet.

step:4

step-title:Set Up Auto-Refresh (Optional)

Keep your Users data current automatically.

Find your import in the Coefficient sidebar. Click the refresh icon’s dropdown menu and choose “Schedule”.

Pick how often you want the data to update – for example, daily or hourly. This keeps your spreadsheet fresh without manual work.

Available Webflow Objects

• Collections
• Collection Items
• Assets
• Products
• Users
• Orders

Importing Assets data from Webflow into Google Sheets helps you manage your website’s media files, track asset usage, and ensure your visual content is organized.

Get this asset data into your Sheet automatically, simplifying media management.

This guide shows you exactly how to import your Webflow Assets data into Google Sheets with Coefficient.

TLDR

• Step 1:

  Step 1. Install the Coefficient Google Sheets add-on and connect your Webflow account.

• Step 2:

  Step 2. Choose Import from Objects and select the Assets object.

• Step 3:

  Step 3. Pick the fields you need, add filters if you want, and import the data into your Sheet.

• Step 4:

  Step 4. Set up auto-refresh to keep your Assets data updated automatically.

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Step-by-Step Guide: Importing Your Webflow Data

Getting your Webflow Assets data into Google Sheets is simple with Coefficient. Just follow these steps:

step:1

step-title:Install and Connect Coefficient

First, add Coefficient to your Google Sheet.

Open Google Sheets. Go to Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons. Search for “Coefficient” and install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

After installing, open Coefficient from Extensions > Coefficient > Launch.

In the Coefficient sidebar, find and click on the Webflow connector to start the connection. Log into your Webflow account when prompted to authorize Coefficient.

step:2

step-title:Import Your Assets Data

Once connected, you can pull your data.

In the Coefficient sidebar, click the “Import from” button and select “Webflow Objects”. Choose “Assets” from the list of available data objects.

step:3

step-title:Configure and Import

Now, decide exactly what data you want.

Select the specific fields (columns) you need for your analysis. You can also apply filters or sort the data directly in Coefficient before you import.

When everything is set, click the “Import” button. Your Webflow Assets data will load straight into your Google Sheet.

step:4

step-title:Set Up Auto-Refresh (Optional)

Keep your Assets data current automatically.

Find your import in the Coefficient sidebar. Click the refresh icon’s dropdown menu and choose “Schedule”.

Pick how often you want the data to update – for example, daily or hourly. This keeps your spreadsheet fresh without manual work.

Available Webflow Objects

• Collections
• Collection Items
• Assets
• Products
• Users
• Orders

Importing Collection Items data from Webflow into Google Sheets helps you manage your CMS content entries, track item status, and bulk edit dynamic content more efficiently.

Get this content data into your Sheet automatically, saving manual effort.

This guide shows you exactly how to import your Webflow Collection Items data into Google Sheets with Coefficient.

TLDR

• Step 1:

  Step 1. Install the Coefficient Google Sheets add-on and connect your Webflow account.

• Step 2:

  Step 2. Choose Import from Objects and select the Collection Items object.

• Step 3:

  Step 3. Pick the fields you need, add filters if you want, and import the data into your Sheet.

• Step 4:

  Step 4. Set up auto-refresh to keep your Collection Items data updated automatically.

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Step-by-Step Guide: Importing Your Webflow Data

Getting your Webflow Collection Items data into Google Sheets is simple with Coefficient. Just follow these steps:

step:1

step-title:Install and Connect Coefficient

First, add Coefficient to your Google Sheet.

Open Google Sheets. Go to Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons. Search for “Coefficient” and install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

After installing, open Coefficient from Extensions > Coefficient > Launch.

In the Coefficient sidebar, find and click on the Webflow connector to start the connection. Log into your Webflow account when prompted to authorize Coefficient.

step:2

step-title:Import Your Collection Items Data

Once connected, you can pull your data.

In the Coefficient sidebar, click the “Import from” button and select “Webflow Objects”. Choose “Collection Items” from the list of available data objects.

step:3

step-title:Configure and Import

Now, decide exactly what data you want.

Select the specific fields (columns) you need for your analysis. You can also apply filters or sort the data directly in Coefficient before you import.

When everything is set, click the “Import” button. Your Webflow Collection Items data will load straight into your Google Sheet.

step:4

step-title:Set Up Auto-Refresh (Optional)

Keep your Collection Items data current automatically.

Find your import in the Coefficient sidebar. Click the refresh icon’s dropdown menu and choose “Schedule”.

Pick how often you want the data to update – for example, daily or hourly. This keeps your spreadsheet fresh without manual work.

Available Webflow Objects

• Collections
• Collection Items
• Assets
• Products
• Users
• Orders

Importing Users data from Webflow into Google Sheets helps you manage website user accounts, track user activity, and analyze your audience directly in your spreadsheet.

Get this user data into your Sheet automatically, saving time on manual tracking.

This guide shows you exactly how to import your Webflow Users data into Google Sheets with Coefficient.

TLDR

• Step 1:

  Step 1. Install the Coefficient Google Sheets add-on and connect your Webflow account.

• Step 2:

  Step 2. Choose Import from Objects and select the Users object.

• Step 3:

  Step 3. Pick the fields you need, add filters if you want, and import the data into your Sheet.

• Step 4:

  Step 4. Set up auto-refresh to keep your Users data updated automatically.

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Step-by-Step Guide: Importing Your Webflow Data

Getting your Webflow Users data into Google Sheets is simple with Coefficient. Just follow these steps:

First, add Coefficient to your Google Sheet.

Open Google Sheets. Go to Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons. Search for “Coefficient” and install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

After installing, open Coefficient from Extensions > Coefficient > Launch.

In the Coefficient sidebar, find and click on the Webflow connector to start the connection. Log into your Webflow account when prompted to authorize Coefficient.

step:2

step-title:Import Your Users Data

Once connected, you can pull your data.

In the Coefficient sidebar, click the “Import from” button and select “Webflow Objects”. Choose “Users” from the list of available data objects.

step:3

step-title:Configure and Import

Now, decide exactly what data you want.

Select the specific fields (columns) you need for your analysis. You can also apply filters or sort the data directly in Coefficient before you import.

When everything is set, click the “Import” button. Your Webflow Users data will load straight into your Google Sheet.

step:4

step-title:Set Up Auto-Refresh (Optional)

Keep your Users data current automatically.

Find your import in the Coefficient sidebar. Click the refresh icon’s dropdown menu and choose “Schedule”.

Pick how often you want the data to update – for example, daily or hourly. This keeps your spreadsheet fresh without manual work.

Available Webflow Objects

• Collections
• Collection Items
• Assets
• Products
• Users
• Orders

Bringing your Webflow Pages data into Google Sheets helps you manage website content, track page status, and collaborate on site structure with your team.

Instead of manual exports, create a live connection that automatically updates.

This guide shows you exactly how to import your Webflow Pages data into Google Sheets with Coefficient.

TLDR

• Step 1:

  Step 1. Install the Coefficient Google Sheets add-on and connect your Webflow account.

• Step 2:

  Step 2. Choose Import from Objects and select the Pages object.

• Step 3:

  Step 3. Pick the fields you need, add filters if you want, and import the data into your Sheet.

• Step 4:

  Step 4. Set up auto-refresh to keep your Pages data updated automatically.

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Step-by-Step Guide: Importing Your Webflow Data

Getting your Webflow Pages data into Google Sheets is simple with Coefficient. Just follow these steps:

step:1

step-title:Install and Connect Coefficient

First, add Coefficient to your Google Sheet.

Open Google Sheets. Go to Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons. Search for “Coefficient” and install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

After installing, open Coefficient from Extensions > Coefficient > Launch.

In the Coefficient sidebar, find and click on the Webflow connector to start the connection. Log into your Webflow account when prompted to authorize Coefficient.

step:2

step-title:Import Your Pages Data

Once connected, you can pull your data.

In the Coefficient sidebar, click the “Import from” button and select “Webflow Objects”. Choose “Pages” from the list of available data objects.

step:3

step-title:Configure and Import

Now, decide exactly what data you want.

Select the specific fields (columns) you need for your analysis. You can also apply filters or sort the data directly in Coefficient before you import.

When everything is set, click the “Import” button. Your Webflow Pages data will load straight into your Google Sheet.

step:4

step-title:Set Up Auto-Refresh (Optional)

Keep your Pages data current automatically.

Find your import in the Coefficient sidebar. Click the refresh icon’s dropdown menu and choose “Schedule”.

Pick how often you want the data to update – for example, daily or hourly. This keeps your spreadsheet fresh without manual work.

Available Webflow Objects

• Collections
• Collection Items
• Assets
• Products
• Users
• Orders

Importing Collections data from Webflow into Google Sheets helps you manage your CMS structures, track collection settings, and maintain an overview of your dynamic content.

Get this structural data into your Sheet automatically, avoiding manual work.

This guide shows you exactly how to import your Webflow Collections data into Google Sheets with Coefficient.

TLDR

• Step 1:

  Step 1. Install the Coefficient Google Sheets add-on and connect your Webflow account.

• Step 2:

  Step 2. Choose Import from Objects and select the Collections object.

• Step 3:

  Step 3. Pick the fields you need, add filters if you want, and import the data into your Sheet.

• Step 4:

  Step 4. Set up auto-refresh to keep your Collections data updated automatically.

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Step-by-Step Guide: Importing Your Webflow Data

Getting your Webflow Collections data into Google Sheets is simple with Coefficient. Just follow these steps:

step:1

step-title:Install and Connect Coefficient

First, add Coefficient to your Google Sheet.

Open Google Sheets. Go to Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons. Search for “Coefficient” and install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

After installing, open Coefficient from Extensions > Coefficient > Launch.

In the Coefficient sidebar, find and click on the Webflow connector to start the connection. Log into your Webflow account when prompted to authorize Coefficient.

step:2

step-title:Import Your Collections Data

Once connected, you can pull your data.

In the Coefficient sidebar, click the “Import from” button and select “Webflow Objects”. Choose “Collections” from the list of available data objects.

step:3

step-title:Configure and Import

Now, decide exactly what data you want.

Select the specific fields (columns) you need for your analysis. You can also apply filters or sort the data directly in Coefficient before you import.

When everything is set, click the “Import” button. Your Webflow Collections data will load straight into your Google Sheet.

step:4

step-title:Set Up Auto-Refresh (Optional)

Keep your Collections data current automatically.

Find your import in the Coefficient sidebar. Click the refresh icon’s dropdown menu and choose “Schedule”.

Pick how often you want the data to update – for example, daily or hourly. This keeps your spreadsheet fresh without manual work.

Available Webflow Objects

• Collections
• Collection Items
• Assets
• Products
• Users
• Orders

Importing Collection Items data from Webflow into Google Sheets helps you manage your CMS content entries, track item status, and bulk edit dynamic content more efficiently.

Get this content data into your Sheet automatically, saving manual effort.

This guide shows you exactly how to import your Webflow Collection Items data into Google Sheets with Coefficient.

TLDR

• Step 1:

  Step 1. Install the Coefficient Google Sheets add-on and connect your Webflow account.

• Step 2:

  Step 2. Choose Import from Objects and select the Collection Items object.

• Step 3:

  Step 3. Pick the fields you need, add filters if you want, and import the data into your Sheet.

• Step 4:

  Step 4. Set up auto-refresh to keep your Collection Items data updated automatically.

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Step-by-Step Guide: Importing Your Webflow Data

Getting your Webflow Collection Items data into Google Sheets is simple with Coefficient. Just follow these steps:

step:1

step-title:Install and Connect Coefficient

First, add Coefficient to your Google Sheet.

Open Google Sheets. Go to Extensions > Add-ons > Get add-ons. Search for “Coefficient” and install it from the Google Workspace Marketplace.

After installing, open Coefficient from Extensions > Coefficient > Launch.

In the Coefficient sidebar, find and click on the Webflow connector to start the connection. Log into your Webflow account when prompted to authorize Coefficient.

step:2

step-title:Import Your Collection Items Data

Once connected, you can pull your data.

In the Coefficient sidebar, click the “Import from” button and select “Webflow Objects”. Choose “Collection Items” from the list of available data objects.

step:3

step-title:Configure and Import

Now, decide exactly what data you want.

Select the specific fields (columns) you need for your analysis. You can also apply filters or sort the data directly in Coefficient before you import.

When everything is set, click the “Import” button. Your Webflow Collection Items data will load straight into your Google Sheet.

step:4

step-title:Set Up Auto-Refresh (Optional)

Keep your Collection Items data current automatically.

Find your import in the Coefficient sidebar. Click the refresh icon’s dropdown menu and choose “Schedule”.

Pick how often you want the data to update – for example, daily or hourly. This keeps your spreadsheet fresh without manual work.

Available Webflow Objects

• Collections
• Collection Items
• Assets
• Products
• Users
• Orders