Google Firestore Database API: Watch Backups, Batch Write

About this integration

Cloud Firestore NoSQL database for realtime app data.

There are 5 triggers, 24 search modules and 28 actions available. The integration connects via oauth authentication.

How to connect

The credential form asks for Client ID, Client Secret, and Location Endpoint.

OAuth asks you to approve Read and write Cloud Firestore data before access is granted.

Sign in and approve access — your password is never shared with WEXTL®, and you can revoke access from the provider at any time.

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You’ll be redirected to sign in and approve access — your password is never shared with WEXTL.

Connecting Google Firestore to WEXTL®

Field	Type	Help
Client IDRequired	text	OAuth 2.0 Client ID from Google Cloud Console → Credentials → Web application OAuth client. Enable the Cloud Firestore API and add this app's redirect URI. Setup guide
Client SecretRequired	password	Client Secret shown next to the same OAuth client ID above in Credentials.
Location EndpointRequired	select	Endpoint for your database's location. Use Global unless your database is regional/multi-region.

Permissions requested

• Read and write Cloud Firestore data

Use it in workflow automation

Start with Watch Backups, then add Batch Write.

The canvas below runs Watch Backups into Batch Write — watch the video, then drop a node onto the canvas.

Select the Watch Documents trigger and the workflow fires automatically when the event occurs — no polling required.

Then add Bulk Delete Documents as the next node. Branch, filter, or hand off to other integrations from there.

The integration includes 33 ready-made modules for database work — each run logs its inputs and outputs for debugging.

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Google Firestore workflow on the canvas: Watch Documents then Bulk Delete Documents

Triggers, searches and actions

Open any Google Firestore trigger, search, or action to see its inputs and outputs — 5 triggers, 24 searchs, 28 actions.