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Google Sheets is used as a downstream application through Make. BrowserAct runs the Bot, Make processes the structured result, and Google Sheets stores each record as a row.

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Before You Start

  • Prepare a BrowserAct Bot that runs successfully.
  • For a Workflow Built Bot, set Default Output Format to JSON in the Start node.
  • Create a Google Sheet with column headers that match the fields you want to store.
  • Create a BrowserAct API key from Integrations > Manage API Keys.

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Build the Make Scenario

  1. Create a scenario in Make and add the BrowserAct app.
Add BrowserAct to a Make scenario
  1. Select Run a Workflow, connect your BrowserAct account, and choose the Workflow that corresponds to your Bot.
Connect BrowserAct and select the Workflow
  1. Configure the required Bot inputs.
Configure the BrowserAct inputs in Make
  1. Add JSON > Parse JSON and generate the data structure from a successful BrowserAct result.
Add Parse JSON to the scenario Generate the JSON data structure
  1. If the result contains an array of records, add an Iterator after Parse JSON.
  2. Add Google Sheets > Add a Row.
Add Google Sheets to the Make scenario
  1. Select the spreadsheet and sheet, then map each BrowserAct result field to the matching column.
Map BrowserAct result fields to Google Sheets columns
  1. Run the scenario once and confirm that the rows are written correctly before activating it.
Naming note: Make may display Workflow or Run a Workflow. These labels refer to the corresponding BrowserAct Bot.

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Troubleshooting

  • If Make cannot parse the result, run the Bot again and use a complete JSON result to generate the data structure.
  • If fields are missing, confirm that the Bot output and Google Sheets headers match.
  • If no row is created, check the Google account connection and spreadsheet permissions.
See Integrate BrowserAct with Make for the complete connection setup.