Integration guide
Alert a channel when a row is added, post a morning digest of what's overdue, or log a ✅ reaction in Slack back to the sheet.
Fluxo Flow connects Google Sheets and Slack (both live): a new row at the bottom of a sheet, or a schedule, starts a workflow that can summarize the rows with AI and post to a Slack channel; a Slack reaction can add a row back to the sheet.
What you can build
Every step is a real node or connector action in the app.
4 steps
Each weekday morning, AI reads the tracker and posts what's overdue, due today and blocked, by owner.
Result: One message a day instead of a status meeting.
3 steps
A form or another workflow appends a row; the right channel hears about it within one schedule interval.
Result: Rows don't sit unseen in a sheet nobody has open.
3 steps
Someone reacts ✅ to a request in a channel; the workflow records who approved what, and when.
Result: A lightweight approval log without a new tool.
Under the hood
Google Sheets: New rowtrigger, checked on your plan's interval
Starts a run for each row added at the bottom of a sheet (checked on your plan's schedule interval).
Google Sheets: Read rowsaction
Reads the rows of a sheet as objects keyed by the header row.
Google Sheets: Add a rowaction
Adds a row at the bottom of a sheet.
Slack: Post a messageaction
Posts a message (plain text or Block Kit blocks) to a channel as the Fluxo Flow app.
Slack: Reaction addedtrigger, instant
Starts a run when someone adds an emoji reaction to a message in a channel (e.g. ✅ to approve), delivered by Slack's Events API.
Set it up
In Settings → Integrations, connect Google Sheets with the Google account that can open the sheet, and connect Slack. Invite the app to your channel with /invite @Fluxo Flow.
Paste the spreadsheet link and pick the sheet. The first row is treated as the header, so columns come through by name.
Connect an AI provider in Settings → AI Providers and add an AI Generate step between the read and the Slack post.
Dry Run with sample rows, check the message in the trace, then activate the schedule or trigger.
Templates
The trigger checks the sheet on your plan's schedule interval and starts one run per row added at the bottom since the last check. Rows inserted in the middle or deleted can shift row numbers, so append new data at the end (most forms and workflows do).
The Sheets connection asks for spreadsheet access plus your email address to label the connection, and reads or writes only the spreadsheets your workflows point to. One Google connection is shared by the Google apps in Fluxo Flow, so the consent screen lists them too; Drive access is limited to files Fluxo Flow creates. Details on the Google Sheets integration page.
A row dump is noise. Group by owner, lead with what changed, and cap the length in the AI step's prompt. If the digest goes to a client rather than your team, put a Human Review step before it and send it by email instead: see weekly report from Google Sheets by email.
FAQ
Only if you add a write step (Add a row). Reading rows and the new-row trigger don't modify the sheet.
Within one schedule interval of your plan, since the trigger checks the sheet on that interval. Faster plans check more often.
Yes. Use a Router on a column (team, region, priority) and a Slack step per channel.
You can build and Dry Run this on the Free plan. Running it live (schedules, app triggers, webhooks) needs a paid plan.
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