What you will build on Salesforce
Each is one formula on live data. These are examples of the syntax: the column names will follow Salesforce's own fields once the integration ships.
=data.deals.sum(amount, stage, A2) =data.activities.count(id, owner, A2, type, B1) =data.deals.count(id, owner, A2, stage, "Won")/(data.deals.count(id, owner, A2, stage, "Won")+data.deals.count(id, owner, A2, stage, "Lost")) =data.deals.sum(amount, close_month, A2) Tables from Salesforce
Deals · Contacts · Companies · Activities · Owners · Pipelines
Your data stays in Salesforce
Sheets will run on Salesforce's own app platform, so your data is read where it already lives. We plan to list it in the Salesforce AppExchange.
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Questions
Is Sheets for Salesforce available?
Not yet. Salesforce is on the Sheets roadmap. Give it a thumbs up and leave your e-mail address on this page: we tell you when it is ready, and the votes decide what we build next.
What will Sheets read from Salesforce?
Your deals, contacts and activities, as tables: Deals, Contacts, Companies, Activities, Owners, and Pipelines. Each table becomes a data source that formulas, pivot tables and charts read live.
Will Sheets change anything in Salesforce?
It is planned read-only: Sheets reads your Salesforce data and does not change it.
What works today?
Sheets works today with QuickBooks Online, Xero, Shopify, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, HubSpot, FreshBooks, monday.com, and Asana.
Want Sheets for Salesforce?
Requests decide what we build next. We write once, when it is ready.
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