Google Sheets Automations

Google Sheets is often the fastest interface for teams to validate, plan and approve data. That’s exactly why it helps to treat Sheets not as a manual spreadsheet, but as part of a data flow: inputs are validated, changes are traceable and data arrives automatically from ERP, commerce and analytics sources.

I connect Sheets with APIs, Apps Script and automation so finance, operations or content teams can work in a familiar UI without turning copy‑and‑paste into a process.

Sheets as a workflow interface

In practice, Sheets is commonly used to enrich product data, review translations, organise approvals or bridge phases during ERP/CRM rollouts. The value comes from turning edits into actions—notifications, exports, jobs or synchronisation that run reliably and transparently.

Automation, data quality and governance

Apps Script and the Sheets API enable custom functions, triggers and controlled edit flows. For bidirectional sync, I rely on diff logic, queues and validation so data doesn’t get overwritten or drift out of sync. Permissions, protected ranges and change tracking matter as much as the code because many people edit Sheets in parallel.

Reporting with BigQuery and Connected Sheets

For larger datasets, Connected Sheets and BigQuery provide self‑service reporting without hitting spreadsheet limits. Dashboards can live in Looker Studio or a Nuxt portal, while Sheets remains a familiar surface for annotations and controlled adjustments.

When integrated properly, Google Sheets becomes a productive interface for data and workflows. I help automate and harden spreadsheets so teams move faster while data stays consistent.