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# Step 1: Creating the Integromat Scenario and Google Forms Connection

To complete this step, you’ll first have to create a Google Forms form and connect it to one of your Google Sheets spreadsheets. We will not be covering this process in this tutorial, but you can follow [this Google](https://support.google.com/docs/answer/6281888?hl=en\&co=GENIE.Platform%3DDesktop) article if needed.

The spreadsheet (and form) should include a **name** and an **email** column. It should also have at least one entry (for testing purposes).

Afterward, head on over to the Integromat dashboard. Click “**Create a new scenario.**” This will take you directly to the scenario builder.

![](/files/BPbBPh89GSVSRdGqCavv)

Click the big blue button with the white plus sign to continue.

![](/files/6CcnzOtQcToultTgiVsU)

Type “google forms” in the search box and select the “**Google Forms**” module. 

                                       ![](/files/AK9dzMdC9ldiI7xEQjzf)

From the Triggers section, select the “**Watch Responses**” trigger:

                                             ![](/files/FDpRI5gUADqIYJxDzSoR)

If you haven’t already, set up the Integromat-Google Forms connection ([here’s how](https://www.integromat.com/en/help/app/google-forms)).

The following Google Forms popup connection is displayed:

![](/files/XV9VNO5BpA8YZFJ8prIx)

![](/files/Iz8TEZx4RoAB861Fzx9j)

Select the corresponding spreadsheet and sheet, click “OK” to save the module. Click the big blue button with the white plus sign to continue.

![](/files/USEa8KDKop0H1ft10lmG)

Right-click on the Google Forms module and select “Run this module only.” 

![](/files/zGtm1E02DmdzWy7KERVk)

If you’ve connected the module correctly, you should see a number one “1” notice appear.

![](/files/b2JEPy6blT4ljuWsTaY6)

Click on the number **1**; you should see the two columns, name and email, and any additional columns you might have added to your spreadsheet.

![](https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/OPv_ACm98CvNezQD_wFj5xblpIw_jaFhDDsEzWBDbMzEPsesR-U7oqC1HP3c0BDLy9W_SLrmHAEGnD2etgjQKxepybOx0X9WrzQChvppkydmqDAR8S6vBdEXLZp3RVicXNpWbpZe)

If you don't see the output information, click on the Run once button to refresh it:

![](/files/JsrecJidmaZeT3JIk6o7)


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