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Ground the agent in a Google Sheet you already keep

This one reads, it does not receive

Every other connection here is about where a lead goes, while this one runs in the opposite direction.

Nothing is ever sent to your spreadsheet. The agent reads from it, so the pages it writes describe the business you actually run.

That matters when you pick what to connect. Lead delivery goes to a CRM, a chat channel or a webhook. Grounding goes here. Most operators end up using both.

The two jobs are separate, and connecting one has no effect at all on the other.

How the share works

There is no permission screen, because there is no account link. Google's own sharing controls stay the only thing granting access.

• Click Connect Google Sheets. It connects right away and shows you the address to share with.
• In Google Sheets, click Share and add that address as a Viewer. Viewer is all it ever needs.
• Copy the sheet link, paste it into the sheet field, and save. The share is checked as you save.
• To stop it, drop that address from the Share list, or remove the connection here.

What the agent does with your rows

You build your site in conversation. The agent asks about your business and writes the pages from your answers.

A connected sheet makes that conversation sharper. Your real service list, your real coverage area and your real price bands are already on the table.

The agent reads the sheet whenever it needs your data, and never writes back. A price band you keep current in a sheet beats one recalled from a conversation months ago.

Those pages still face the compliance gate, a check that runs before anything publishes. Each page is individually built and checked against Google Search Essentials and modern web standards. Real details from your own sheet are the cheapest way to make a page genuinely useful.

How it sits beside your lead destinations

Nothing leaves the platform toward your sheet. So this connection has no Send test lead button and no signature to check.

Those belong to the delivery side. There, a test lead proves each route before a real enquiry uses it, and webhook deliveries are signed.

The delivery side and the grounding side never touch each other, and neither one needs the other to work.

Keep the two apart in your head and the integrations page gets simple. This connection makes the writing accurate, and the others decide where the enquiries land.

Updated October 2026