A quick guide
How spreadsheets work
A spreadsheet connection turns your website into your business's filing cabinet. Instead of information living in someone's inbox or a notebook, everything your site collects and manages is kept in a clean, organized table — just like the spreadsheets you already know. No formulas or technical setup required from you.
What a spreadsheet can hold
Think of each spreadsheet as one list of things you care about. Every new entry becomes a row, and every detail about it becomes a column. Your website reads from and writes to that list automatically, so your records stay up to date without any copy-and-paste.
Leads & enquiries
Everyone who contacts you, with their name, message, and date — ready to follow up.
Orders & sales
What was bought, by whom, for how much, and whether it has shipped.
Bookings & appointments
Dates, times, and customer details for anything people can reserve.
Form submissions
Every quote request, sign-up, or contact form neatly collected in one place.
Inventory & products
Items you sell, their prices, and how many you have left in stock.
Client & member info
Details about the people you work with, kept tidy and easy to search.
How it comes together
- You tell me what information you want to keep track of.
- I set up a spreadsheet with the right columns for it, connected straight to your website.
- As people use your site, entries are added to the spreadsheet on their own.
- You can view, edit, import, export, or sort that information whenever you like — no technical work needed.
In short: if it's the kind of thing you'd normally track in a list, a spreadsheet connection can store and manage it for you — quietly, in the background, while your website does the work.