The Google Sheet that fills itself in.
Cedric is your Google Sheets AI agent. He writes new leads into your tracker, sends website forms straight to the right row, keeps the columns clean, and reads the numbers back in plain words.
Website form · Talk to sales
Inbound leads 2026
| A | B | C | D | E | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Date | Company | Contact | Status | Owner |
| 2 | Week of Sep 14 | ||||
| 3 | 2026-09-16 | Kestrel Labs | Jonas Keller | Meeting booked | Chris |
| 4 | 2026-09-18 | Mossgiel Studio | Amara Osei | Contacted | Maya |
| 5 | Week of Sep 21 | ||||
| 6 | 2026-09-21 | Brightline Logistics | Luca Bianchi | New | Chris |
| 7 | 2026-09-21 | Halden Works | Anja Keller | New | Maya |
| 8 | |||||
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Automate your Google Sheets workflows.
Give Cedric a standing job in the chat. On schedule he opens the sheet, does the work, and tells you what changed.
@Cedric every morning, add yesterday's leads from the form and the inbox to the tracker.
Every day · 9:00
Three new rows in the week of Sep 21. No duplicates.
Inbound leads 2026
| A | B | C | D | E | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Date | Company | Contact | Status | Owner |
| 5 | Week of Sep 21 | ||||
| 6 | 2026-09-21 | Brightline Logistics | Luca Bianchi | New | Chris |
| 7 | 2026-09-21 | Halden Works | Anja Keller | New | Maya |
| 8 | 2026-09-21 | Orchard & Pine | Mei Lin | New | Chris |
| 9 | 2026-09-21 | Tallis Freight | Noor Rahimi | New | Maya |
Every source, one tracker.
A lead can start as a form, an email, a deal in the CRM or a line in Slack. Cedric reads all four, knows which sheet is the tracker and how your team fills it in, and writes the row the way you would. An evening check catches what came in twice.
One Monday · five sources
Three rows added. One updated. One duplicate flagged.
Inbound leads 2026
| A | B | C | D | E | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Date | Company | Source | Status | Owner |
| 3 | 2026-09-16 | Kestrel Labs | CRM | Meeting booked | Chris |
| 5 | Week of Sep 21 | ||||
| 6 | 2026-09-21 | Brightline Logistics | Form | New | Chris |
| 7 | 2026-09-21 | Halden Works | Form | New | Maya |
| 8 | 2026-09-21 | Orchard & Pine | New | Chris | |
| 9 | 2026-09-21 | Tallis Freight | Slack | New | Maya |
| 10 | |||||
Nobody copied anything, and nobody got called twice.
What Cedric does in Google Sheets.
The lead goes in while you are still talking
Name the lead in the channel and Cedric writes the row into the tracker, in the right block, with the columns your team already uses.
- Append rows from a message
- Rows from a call or an email
- The right tab and week block
- Your columns, your order
- Dropdown values that already exist
- Shown first, added on your yes
@Cedric Add Orchard & Pine to the lead tracker: Mei Lin, 12 people, came through the partner page.
Inbound leads 2026
| A | B | C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Date | Company | Status |
| 5 | Week of Sep 21 | ||
| 6 | 2026-09-21 | Brightline Logistics | New |
| 7 | 2026-09-21 | Halden Works | New |
| 8 | 2026-09-21 | Orchard & Pine | New |
Mei Lin, 12 people, source: partner page.
From form submitted to row in the tracker
Cedric gives you an address for your website form. Each submission goes to Cedric, who files the lead, checks for a duplicate, and confirms in one line.
- One address to paste into your form tool
- Works with any form that can post to a URL
- No keys to your website needed
- Deduped by company and email
- Filed in the right week block
- A one-line confirmation per lead
@Cedric Give me an address for our contact form. File every submission in the lead tracker and skip duplicates.
Skipped
The status changes when the deal does
Say what happened. Cedric finds the row, changes the cell, and leaves the rest of the sheet alone.
- Find the row by company or name
- Change a status or an owner
- Add the next step and its date
- Several rows in one message
- Old value shown beside the new
- Changed on your yes
@Cedric Kestrel Labs booked a meeting for Thursday at 10:00. Update the tracker.
Inbound leads 2026
| A | B | C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Company | Status | Next call |
| 3 | Kestrel Labs | Meeting booked | 2026-09-24 |
| 4 | Mossgiel Studio | Contacted | 2026-09-29 |
| 6 | Brightline Logistics | New |
Row 3 was Contacted, with no call date.
Column hygiene, without the afternoon it takes
A leading + makes Sheets read a phone number as a formula, and the cell turns into an error. Cedric finds every one and proposes the fix.
- Find cells that show an error
- Phone numbers Sheets can keep
- Dates in one format
- Stray spaces and mixed capitals
- The whole column in one pass
- Every fix listed before it is made
@Cedric The phone column is full of errors. Find out why and fix it.
Inbound leads 2026
| A | B | C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Company | Phone | Was |
| 3 | Kestrel Labs | 1 415 555 0134 | #ERROR! |
| 4 | Mossgiel Studio | 44 20 7946 0958 | #ERROR! |
| 6 | Brightline Logistics | 49 30 5550 0199 | #ERROR! |
14 phone numbers start with +, so Sheets reads them as formulas.
The empty cells, filled from what is known
Cedric lists the gaps in a tracker and fills the ones he can answer from your threads, your inbox and your other tools. The rest he asks about.
- List rows with missing cells
- Fill from threads and email
- Fill from your CRM or billing tool
- Owners from your routing rules
- Ask a person when nobody wrote it down
- Never guesses a value
@Cedric Six leads have no owner. Fill them in: Chris takes logistics, Maya takes everything else.
Inbound leads 2026
| A | B | C | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Company | Industry | Owner |
| 6 | Brightline Logistics | Logistics | Chris |
| 7 | Halden Works | Software | Maya |
| 9 | Tallis Freight | Logistics | Chris |
Six owners filled from your rule. It stays in memory for the next lead.
Ask the sheet a question
Ask in the channel. Cedric reads the range and answers in words, with the movement called out and the rows named.
- Read any tab or range
- Totals, counts and averages
- This week against last week
- Rows nobody has touched
- Answers name the rows they came from
- Knows which sheet is which
@Cedric What came in this week, and what is stuck?
Stuck
The summary row, every Friday
Ask once. Each Friday Cedric counts the week, adds the row to the Summary tab and posts what moved. Numbers from your other tools go in the same row.
- Runs on the schedule you set
- Counts the week from the tracker
- Revenue and traffic from your other tools
- One row appended per week
- Formulas and formatting untouched
- The story posted where the team reads
@Cedric Every Friday at 16:00, add the week's numbers to the Summary tab and tell us what moved.
Inbound leads 2026
| A | B | C | D | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Week of | Leads | Meetings | Won |
| 36 | 2026-09-07 | 7 | 2 | 1 |
| 37 | 2026-09-14 | 6 | 2 | 0 |
| 38 | 2026-09-21 | 9 | 3 | 1 |
Leads are up by three on last week. Meetings are up by one.
Correct it once. It stays corrected.
Every tracker has rules nobody wrote down. When Cedric gets one wrong, tell him. The correction becomes a rule he follows on every row after that, for everyone on the team.
@Cedric row 9 went in as 09/11 and Sheets read it as September. Always write dates as 2026-11-09.
Fixed row 9. From now on every date I write is year, month, day.
2026-09-21A day-first date was read month-first, and a lead was filed two months early.Each one came from a single correction. None had to be said twice.
The best rows are the ones nobody typed.
A lead arrives through a form, a deal moves in a call, revenue lands in your billing tool. Cedric reads those tools too, so the row he writes carries numbers nobody had to collect.
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You remain in control.
You decide when Cedric may write, and you see each change before it is saved.
Connect it as Read-only and he can look but never write. Switch it any time.
A new row or a changed cell is shown before it is saved, with the old value beside the new.
A form's address runs only the instructions you gave it. Anything else it would do waits for a yes.
Formulas, tabs and formatting are left alone. Cedric fills the tracker, he does not rebuild it.
Every rule Cedric keeps for your sheets is written in plain words. Change one or remove it.
Which form came in, which row it became, and who approved what, in one view.
Cedric remembers which sheet is which and how your team fills it in. How approvals work →
Private, in your control,
and Swiss based.
Private.
In your control.
Swiss based.
Google Sheets AI agent, answered
An assistant that works in your spreadsheets on your behalf. Cedric reads ranges, appends rows, updates the cells you point at, and reads the numbers back in plain words, from the chat your team already uses.
Connect Google Sheets to Cedric and describe the job in a sentence: add new leads to the tracker, keep the status column current, post the numbers every evening. There is no formula, macro or Apps Script to write, and you change the job by saying so.
Give Cedric a standing job with a time, such as every morning at 9:00. On schedule he opens the sheet, adds or updates the rows, and posts one line saying what changed. He can also check that the tracker is up to date and ask about the rows that are behind.
Cedric gives you an address to paste into your form tool. Each submission is sent to Cedric, who files the lead in the right block of the tracker, skips it if the same company and email are already there, and confirms in one line. He never needs a key to your website.
Yes. Cedric reads the inbox, the CRM and the channels you connect, so a lead that starts as an email or a line in Slack becomes a row the same way a form does, and a deal that moves in the CRM updates the row it belongs to.
Before adding a lead Cedric reads the tracker and compares the company and the email. If both match a row, he skips the new one and tells you which row he matched. A daily check can look for duplicates that came in another way.
He changes only the cells you point him at, and he shows the old value beside the new one first. Formulas, tabs and the way the sheet is built stay yours. Connect it as Read-only and he never writes at all.
Yes. Correct it once and the correction becomes a rule he keeps: dates written as 2026-09-21, phone numbers without a leading +, new leads in the current week's block. He also remembers which sheet is which, so nobody has to paste a link.
Yes. Schedule the ask and the summary posts to the channel on that cadence: the numbers, what moved, and anything that broke the pattern. The sheet stays the source. See weekly reports.
Works well with Google Sheets
NotionChecks in with owners, keeps boards and the CRM current, briefs you before meetings.
AirtableBases read, searched and updated from the thread: records, fields, comments, on your yes.
ConfluencePages searched, read, written and updated from the thread, each new version on your yes.
Google DriveFiles found, read, moved and shared from the thread, every share and delete on your yes.
Google DocsDocuments created, read in full and edited in one pass from the thread, on your yes.
DropboxFiles found, organized and shared by link from the thread, every share and delete on your yes.
Retire the copy-paste.
Connect Google Sheets to Cedric, set up your Google Sheets AI agent in minutes, and let the form, the tracker and the weekly numbers take care of themselves.
Connect Google Sheets to CedricNo credit card required. Read-only if you choose.