Response row is created
The Google Form writes the submission into its linked response Sheet.
Use the linked Google Sheets response file as the status record for a lightweight Google Forms approval workflow. Start with one internal test response and confirm the row changes after the reviewer decision.
To track Google Forms approval status in Google Sheets, connect FormFlow to the response spreadsheet linked to the exact form, run Preflight, submit one internal response, approve or reject from the reviewer email, and confirm the same response row shows Pending, Approved, or Rejected.
The Google Form writes the submission into its linked response Sheet.
The workflow starts and the row becomes ready for the first reviewer.
The reviewer opens the approval email and submits Approve or Reject from the decision page.
The linked response Sheet becomes the audit record for Approved, Rejected, or the current pending state.
Duplicated forms and copied test Sheets are the most common cause. Re-select the response spreadsheet linked to the exact form you submitted.
Run Preflight before another live test. Fix any linked Sheet, reviewer email, or configuration warning first.
Ask the intended reviewer to open the link with the correct Google account and send the decision page screenshot to support if it fails.
Use a unique internal test phrase in the form response so you can find the matching row quickly.
FormFlow is for lightweight Google Forms approval workflows with linked-Sheet status tracking. It is not a procurement platform, expense system, ticketing system, CRM, legal approval platform, or compliance workflow suite.
If Preflight passed, the approval email arrived, the decision link worked, and the linked Sheet status updated, the first-run approval path is healthy. That is the right time to move toward a live workflow or leave an honest Marketplace review.
Yes. FormFlow writes approval status to the linked response Sheet after the workflow starts and a reviewer decision is recorded.
Start by confirming the response enters a pending approval state, then confirm it changes after Approve or Reject.
No. Use support first if Preflight, email delivery, decision links, or Sheet status did not complete.