Read and write Google Sheets data in SSIS using API Source and API Destination.
Configure OAuth or Service Account access, query and update spreadsheets/ranges/cells, and map data in low-code ETL pipe
Read and write Google Sheets data in SSIS with
API Source + API Destination
.
Configure OAuth User Account or Service Account authentication, query and update spreadsheets/ranges/cells, and map source/destination operations directly in SSIS.
Part of
ZappySys SSIS PowerPack
(100+ connectors & tasks).
Use preinstalled or Search Online connector loading in API Source and API Destination
Configure SpreadsheetId-aware connections and select endpoints for read/write calls
Map source data to destination payload fields in SSIS designer
Authentication & Reliability
OAuth User Account flow for interactive account access
Service Account flow using JSON/P12 key file for automation
Retry options (RetryMode, RetryStatusCodeList, RetryCountMax) for resilient execution
💡 Common Use Cases
Common integration scenarios from the landing guide:
Spreadsheet Export Pipelines:
Extract worksheet data and load into SQL or analytics targets.
Automated Sheet Updates:
Push transformed data back to sheets and ranges via API Destination.
Operational Reporting Flows:
Synchronize SQL source data with Google Sheets for business reporting.
Low-Code API ETL:
Build API-driven jobs in SSIS without custom Google API coding.
🎯 Summary
SSIS Google Sheets Connector provides a two-way, UI-driven integration workflow for spreadsheets in SSIS.
Teams can authenticate securely, preview endpoints, map payloads, and run reliable ETL pipelines for Google Sheets data.
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Built for SSIS Workflows:
Purpose-built for high-performance ETL and API integration scenarios.
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