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Google Sheets

Read spreadsheet data — budgets, trackers, reports, and any data you store in Sheets.

OVERVIEW

Google Sheets is where teams keep their marketing trackers, budget spreadsheets, editorial calendars, and custom reports. Agentcy connects to the Sheets API to read data from any spreadsheet your Google account can access.

Provide a spreadsheet URL or ID in your query, and Agentcy reads the relevant cells, ranges, or sheets. Ask about your marketing budget, Q1 performance tracker, or editorial calendar — Agentcy pulls the data and synthesizes it alongside your other marketing data.

This is particularly powerful for cross-referencing custom data (targets, budgets, competitive notes) with live analytics from GA4, Google Ads, or WooCommerce.

EXAMPLE QUESTIONS
10 SAMPLES

Show me the data from my marketing tracker

Read cells A1 to D10 from my spreadsheet

What sheets are in this spreadsheet?

Get the Q1 budget numbers from the Finance sheet

Read my Google Sheets spreadsheet at docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/...

What's in the first tab of my reporting spreadsheet?

Pull the competitor pricing data from my research sheet

Show me the editorial calendar for March

Read the KPI targets from my planning spreadsheet

What's the total in column D of the Budget sheet?

WHAT YOU CAN ASK ABOUT
6 EXAMPLES
Cell values across any range
Sheet names and structure
Named ranges
Multiple ranges in a single query
Spreadsheet metadata and properties
Formatted and unformatted cell values
REQUIREMENTS
Google Account
Connect via OAuth in the portal
API Key
Not required
External Subscription
Not required
Domain Configuration
None — zero-config service
SETUP
4 STEPS
  1. 01

    Enable Google Sheets in your Agentcy portal

  2. 02

    Connect your Google account with Sheets permissions

  3. 03

    No domain configuration needed — provide the spreadsheet URL in your query

  4. 04

    Start asking questions and include a link to your spreadsheet

DATA FRESHNESS

No caching — reads live data from your spreadsheet at query time.

TIPS
4

The spreadsheet must be accessible by your connected Google account (owned, shared, or public) — inaccessible sheets return a generic 'not found' error, not a permissions error

Double-check the spreadsheet URL — even one missing character in the ID causes a 'not found' error that looks like a permissions issue

Include the full spreadsheet URL in your query so Agentcy can extract the ID reliably

If the spreadsheet has formulas, you'll see the computed values (not the formulas themselves)

WORKS WELL WITH
3 SERVICES
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