Grant the Zapier App Connector permission to access Snapshots API data so Excel can fetch locations securely.
Connect Excel to Snapshots API using OAuth or API key, then confirm scopes for saas/location.read access.
– GET /locations: Retrieve location data for your workbook. – Other endpoints are available but not shown on this page.
Trigger: Manual refresh from the Excel add-in or data tab.
Actions: Call GET /locations, map fields (id, name, address, status) to columns, and write to the sheet.
GET /locations
id, name, address, status
Trigger: Scheduled refresh (e.g., every 15 minutes) set in the connector.
Actions: GET /locations, update existing rows, keep headers intact.
GET /locations
id, name, updated_at
Trigger: Use Excel filters or query parameters to limit results.
Actions: GET /locations?scope=
GET /locations
id, name, scope
No-code data integration lets you pull location data directly into Excel without writing any code.
Automatic refresh means your spreadsheets stay up to date with the latest locations as often as you schedule.
Reusable templates: create repeatable reports and dashboards for multiple locations.
Key elements include endpoints, authentication, triggers, actions, and data mapping; processes cover authorization, endpoint selection, field mapping, and refresh scheduling.
A set of rules that lets software programs communicate and exchange data.
A secure, token-based protocol used to authorize access without sharing passwords.
A specific URL in an API that returns data for a given request.
Aligning API response fields with your spreadsheet’s columns so data lands in the right place.
Keep a running log of data pulls in a separate sheet for compliance and change tracking.
Generate charts and pivot tables from location data to monitor performance at-a-glance.
Use historical data to forecast trends per location in Excel.
Authorize access from the Zapier App Connector to enable Excel to fetch Snapshots data.
Enter GET /locations and set up field mappings to your sheet columns.
Configure a refresh schedule and saving templates for repeatable exports.
The Snapshots API exposes endpoints you can call from apps like Excel. It provides location-related data that you can pull into your worksheet. The Excel integration uses the connector to request data and then writes it into your spreadsheet. This lets you build live reports without manual data handling. The first step is to authorize the app and select the /locations endpoint to begin.
In the no-code workflow, you connect the Snapshots API in the Zapier App Connector and point Excel to the endpoint. You’ll grant access and map the response fields to columns. Once configured, you can refresh to fetch the latest data with a click or on a schedule.
No traditional coding is required. The connector provides mapping options to align API fields with your Excel columns. If you need custom filters, you can pass query parameters like scope in the location endpoint.
Authorization is handled via OAuth token or API key, depending on your setup. You’ll authenticate in the connector, then Excel can safely request data every time you refresh.
The primary endpoint for location data is GET /locations. You can request additional fields and filters as needed, then map them to your sheet columns.
Yes. The integration supports scheduled refreshes so your Excel workbook can stay up to date with the latest location data without manual pulls.
Field mapping guidance is typically found in the connector’s help section: map API fields like id, name, and address to corresponding Excel columns for clean data presentation.
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