Send Your Work To Google Sheets: Sheetsyncer Butler
3:36 walkthrough · published August 3, 2026 · recorded inside the app, narrated start to finish
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The spreadsheet you keep anyway. You keep a spreadsheet of what the butlers did anyway, by hand. Sheetsyncer Butler fills it: connect a sheet once per source, choose the columns, and the rows flow.
Power User feature. Quick note on plans. Sheetsyncer Butler is a Power User feature. On the Beginner plan it is hidden from the sidebar. Upgrade any time in Settings, under Subscription.
Two sources. Two sources today, each on its own card: Facebook Group Builder posts, and Deals Butler, one card per deals workspace that searches.
Group Builder posts. Group Builder: include the welcome, engagement and viral posts from your latest plan, one row per post with the caption and an image idea. Refresh pulls the latest plan.
Connect a sheet. Connect opens the how-to: a sheet of yours, a small script you paste once, and the address it gives you. Then fetch the columns and match them to the fields.
How to send. When sending: add new rows only, add every row, or replace all rows each time. Send trigger: manual, or automatic after new content is generated. Send to Google Sheet does it now.
Deals Butler cards. The Deals Butler cards: Amazon Deals, Walmart Deals, each store and each clone gets its own sheet, and deals are sent automatically after each search once auto send is on in that store's Search Deals tab. Walmart can share Amazon's sheet.
Copy the setup. Copy this setup to your other deals workspaces copies the column layout and options across; each keeps its own connected sheet.
The live sheet. Paste a sheet link at the bottom and Show sheet embeds it right here, so you can read the rows without leaving the app.
Next step. Your next step: connect one sheet to Amazon Deals, turn on auto send in its Search Deals tab, and watch the next search land as rows.
Sheetsyncer Butler pipes what your other butlers produce into a Google Sheet you control, so you can review it, edit it, or hand it to an assistant without living inside the app. Today it feeds from...