Google Sheets
Spreadsheet platform for reading, writing, and managing spreadsheet data programmatically.
Three ways to use Google Sheets
Ask your specialist
Pull data, take actions, or answer questions with this integration, right in a conversation.
Build a workflow
Create automated workflows that trigger on events, run on a schedule, or chain multiple tools together.
Power an app
Use this integration as a data source or action layer behind a dashboard, form, or internal tool.
Supported tools
Actions your AI agents can perform with Google Sheets.
Append Values
Appends rows of data after the last row of a detected table in a sheet.
Batch Clear Values
Clears cell values from multiple ranges in a single request while preserving formatting.
Batch Get Values
Reads cell values from multiple ranges in a single request.
Batch Update Spreadsheet
Applies one or more structural updates (add/delete/rename sheets, delete rows, merge cells, etc.) atomically.
Batch Update Values
Writes values to multiple ranges in a single request.
Clear Values
Clears cell values from a single range while preserving formatting and data validation.
Supported triggers
Start a workflow when something happens in Google Sheets.
New Row in Spreadsheet
Triggers when a new row appears in a Google Sheets spreadsheet
Updated Row in Spreadsheet
Triggers when an existing row changes in a Google Sheets spreadsheet
Get started automating Google Sheets
Specialist templates
Specialists that work with Google Sheets
Billing Coordinator
Makes sure you bill for all the work you did. Each billing cycle it drafts invoices from time entries, retainers, contracts, and usage, checks them against rates and terms, and flags unbilled hours and expenses. Each week it warns when a retainer or project budget is close to running out, so the conversation happens before the overage.
See the specialistCapacity Planner
Shows you who has time and who's drowning. Each week it compares scheduled and logged hours to capacity from your time and scheduling tools, flags people over or under booked, reports utilization against target, and lists missing timesheets with reminders drafted. It also looks ahead for weeks where the work outruns the team.
See the specialistClient Update Writer
Writes the updates your clients expect. Each week it reads where the work lives, such as your project tool, case or loan system, or CRM, and drafts a short status update for each client: what happened, what's next, and what you need from them. Each month it drafts the client report in your format.
See the specialistCompliance Tracker
Tracks every license, certification, and certificate that keeps you in business. It keeps a register of staff licenses, continuing education credits, vendor and subcontractor insurance certificates, and filing deadlines. Each week it lists what expires or is due in the next 60 days, with the request or reminder drafted.
See the specialistDocument Collector
Chases the documents you need from clients. It keeps a request list for each client, such as tax forms, bank statements, IDs, certificates, and signed forms, checks off each one as it arrives in your inbox or shared folder, and drafts friendly reminders for anything late. A weekly summary shows whose missing paperwork is holding up the work.
See the specialistEvent Coordinator
Runs the details of your events. While an event is coming up it keeps a tracker of registrations, vendors, room blocks, and deadlines and sends a daily list of what is due. It drafts invitations, reminders, and vendor or speaker emails, and the day after, a follow-up list of who came and what to send them.
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