Because we create the sheet, you can't point it at a spreadsheet you already have. That's the direct cost of never asking for access to your whole Drive.

Can it write to my existing spreadsheet?

No — it writes to a sheet it creates, because picking an existing file would require read access to your entire Drive.

Who can see the sheet?

Whoever you share it with. It's an ordinary Google Sheet in your account.

No, and that's the point: for a small business, a sheet that fills itself in is often all that's needed.

Send every lead where you work

A row for every lead, in a Google Sheet

A row per lead, in a sheet you already know how to use.

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One row per lead
We create the sheet
No access to your Drive
Share it with anyone

	Name	Contact	Wanted	When
2	Priya Raman	+44 7700 900123	Same-day appointment	10:42
3	Marcus Tan	marcus@…	Group booking	10:15
4	Aisha Khan	+44 7700 900981	Price list	09:58

How it works

From a conversation to Google Sheets

Adds a row to a spreadsheet for every enquiry — the least glamorous destination and, for plenty of small businesses, the one they actually use. We create the sheet and share it with you.

1
A lead is captured
Name, contact and what they need.
2
A row appears
In a sheet we created and shared with you.
3
Sort it your way
Filter, colour-code, share — it's just a sheet.

Permissions

Exactly what it can — and can't — see

Create and edit files it madeRequestedGoogle's drive.file permission: it can only touch the sheet it created.
your DriveNever requestedChoosing an existing file would need read access to every document you have. We create our own instead.

Setup

Connected in three moves

1Connect your Google account.
2We create a new spreadsheet and share it with you.
3Every enquiry adds a row from then on.

Disconnecting is one click, and it doesn’t affect any other integration.

Google Sheets, answered

Still deciding?Ask the people who build it.

What's the catch?
Because we create the sheet, you can't point it at a spreadsheet you already have. That's the direct cost of never asking for access to your whole Drive.
Can it write to my existing spreadsheet?
No — it writes to a sheet it creates, because picking an existing file would require read access to your entire Drive.
Who can see the sheet?
Whoever you share it with. It's an ordinary Google Sheet in your account.
Is this a CRM?
No, and that's the point: for a small business, a sheet that fills itself in is often all that's needed.

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A row for every lead, in a Google Sheet

From a conversation to Google Sheets

A lead is captured

A row appears

Sort it your way

Exactly what it can — and can't — see

Connected in three moves

Google Sheets, answered

What's the catch?

Can it write to my existing spreadsheet?

Who can see the sheet?

Is this a CRM?

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