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GitHub + Google Docs integrations

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Add any Google Docs action to your workflow.

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Overview

Connect GitHub to Google Docs in just a few clicks, for free, with Relay.app. Relay.app provides seamless integration between GitHub, Google Docs, and many other popular SaaS applications.

Check below for example workflows using GitHub and Google Docs, as well as a list of the triggers and actions Relay.app supports today. Just let us know if we're missing anything you need.

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Example GitHub + Google Docs workflows

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Automatically copy document in Google Docs for each issue added in GitHub

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Invite user to team automatically in GitHub for each document added to folder in Google Docs

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Share document automatically in Google Docs for each pull request added in GitHub

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Copy doc & fill in {{placeholders}} automatically in Google Docs for each issue comment added to issue in GitHub

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Automatically export document in Google Docs for each pull request comment added to pull request in GitHub

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Inspirational workflows

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GitHub Triggers

Issue

edit

Issue changed

target

Issue first meets conditions

add

New issue added

Issue comment

add

Issue comment added to issue

Milestone

edit

Milestone changed

target

Milestone first meets conditions

add

New milestone added

Pull request

add

New pull request added

edit

Pull request changed

target

Pull request first meets conditions

Pull request comment

add

Pull request comment added to pull request

Google Docs Actions

Document

data_object

Copy doc & fill in {{placeholders}}

file_copy

Copy document

add

Create document

download

Export document

Find document(s)

Import file as document

Share document

post_add

Write to document

Google Docs Triggers

Document

drive_file_move

Document added to folder

GitHub Actions

Branch

Find branch(es)

Issue

add_box

Add comment to issue

add

Create issue

Find issue(s)

edit

Update issue

Issue comment

Find issue comment(s)

Issue type

add

Create issue type

delete

Delete issue type

Find issue type(s)

edit

Update issue type

Milestone

add

Create milestone

Find milestone(s)

edit

Update milestone

Organization membership

Find organization membership(s)

Project item

add

Add project item

Find project item(s)

edit

Update project item

Pull request

add_box

Add comment to pull request

add

Create pull request

Find pull request(s)

edit

Update pull request

Pull request comment

Find pull request comment(s)

Repository

Find repository(ies)

Team membership

Find team membership(s)

User

Find user(s)

person_add

Invite user to team

person_remove

Remove user from team

Workflow

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Dispatch workflow

Create your own GitHub + Google Docs integration

Select a trigger in GitHub

Select an action in Google Docs

Create your workflow

Or automate Google Docs + GitHub

Select a trigger in Google Docs

Select an action in GitHub

Create your workflow

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WooCommerce

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WordPress (Self-Hosted)

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Relay.app is a modern, easy-to-use automation tool. Build workflows that connect and automate actions across all the apps you already use. Relay.app has deep integrations, rich workflow tools, and human-in-the-loop steps for bringing human decisions, tasks, and approvals into automated workflows. Learn more about Relay.app's features.
How do I connect GitHub to Google Docs with Relay.app?
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1. Create a free Relay.app account
2. Set a trigger in GitHub or Google Docs to kick off new workflow runs
3. Add one or more actions to run in your workflow
4. Authorize GitHub and Google Docs to connect to Relay.app
5. Turn on your workflow and start getting more done with less manual work
Check above for some example workflows, or visit our help center for more details on how to get started.
Is Relay.app a Zapier alternative for connecting GitHub to Google Docs?
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Yes. Relay.app is a modern alternative to Zapier. Relay.app has deeper integrations, additional features, more flexibility, and better pricing.
Zapier is a better fit for some use cases, as a featureful workflow automation tool that has been around for a long time. For example, if you need an integration with a less commonly used app, Zapier may already have the one you need.
For a more detailed comparison, check out our article comparing Relay.app to Zapier or our comparison of Zapier alternatives.
Of course we're biased, but we believe Relay.app is the best way to connect and automate GitHub and Google Docs—give it a try and let us know what you think.

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