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This module connects Drupal webforms to Google Forms, allowing you to automatically send your webform submission data to a Google Form. It maps your webform fields to specific Google Form entry IDs, supporting various data types.

Provides a webform handler to post submission values to a Google form based on a configured mapping between webform element keys and Google Form entry IDs. It supports primitive data types as well as multiple values and “other” values.

The module currently does not support composite elements or token replacements in values. It is not currently as robust as the built-in Remote Post Handler, but that does not support the element mapping required for Google Forms.

Post-Installation

  1. Visit the “Emails/Handlers” page of a Webform.
  2. Press the “+ Add handler” button.
  3. Press the “Add handler” button in the row described by the “Google form” handler.
  4. Provide the Google Form entry ID for element keys you want to submit. Empty mappings will be ignored. To find the entry IDs, go to the Google Form edit user interface, and click “Pre-fill form” in the options menu. Then fill out, the form and press the “Get link” button and copy the URL. The URL will contain the entry IDs as query parameters. This is not ideal, but it is the easiest way to find the entry IDs.
  5. Provide the Google form submission URL. This will start with the following string https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/, and ends in /formResponse. It should be the URL from the link above, but replace viewform with formResponse, and remove the query parameters.
  6. Press the “Save” button.

Similar projects

Use Webform Googlesheets instead if your Google form is integrated with Google sheets. If not, then this module will be helpful.

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Sep 2025
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11 months ago
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Version Type Core Release date
1.0.x-dev Dev 10–11 Sep 12, 2025