Spreadsheet
The team maintains the data in Google Sheets.
The integration allows connecting a spreadsheet to Whatsplaid so that the agent consults updated data before responding to customers, leads, and services on WhatsApp.
The team maintains the data in Google Sheets.
Whatsplaid uses the processed version of the source.
The agent uses the available information.
The customer receives guidance on WhatsApp.
See how the data flows, what requirements apply, and what depends on the chosen configuration.
Direct connection with Google Sheets through the Knowledge Base
Data from the selected spreadsheet prepared as the agent's source.
The connection uses the spreadsheet as a reference source and does not promise to create or modify cells.
Google Sheets → Knowledge Base → agent responses.
The spreadsheet is processed after the connection and begins to function as the agent's source.
Authorized Google account, accessible spreadsheet, and data organized in clear columns.
Availability and processing limits according to the contracted plan.
Response quality depends on the structure, clarity, and update of the spreadsheet; it does not equate to querying the entire system in real-time.
In ADMIN, Google Sheets enters the Knowledge Base of the assistant. After connecting the Google account, the selected spreadsheet is automatically synchronized.
STEP 01
In the Whatsplaid dashboard, connect your Google account to enable spreadsheet selection in the Knowledge Base module.
STEP 02
Select the spreadsheet the agent should use. ADMIN automatically prepares the first available tab for synchronization.
STEP 03
Use clear columns for information such as products, policies, deadlines, prices, responses, units, rules, availability, or internal lists.
STEP 04
After selection, synchronization starts automatically and the spreadsheet is sent for processing in the Knowledge Base.
STEP 05
Verify that the agent responds correctly using the data from the spreadsheet before releasing the flow to customers.
Google Sheets is useful when the company wants to keep operational data in a simple, editable place by the team and synchronized with Whatsplaid for more up-to-date responses.
Products, services, prices, deadlines, units, regions, rules, and lists can be organized into columns.
The operation itself can edit the spreadsheet without relying on deploy, recurring manual import, or custom system.
The system processes the spreadsheet as the agent's source; the exact update frequency needs to be confirmed.
The agent uses the spreadsheet as a reference to reduce generic responses and guide the customer with real data.
It doesn't need to replace a complete system but can serve as a practical database for information that changes frequently and needs to reach customer service.
It can behave as a database for the agent, mainly for simple tables and operational information. The difference is that the team continues editing everything in Google Sheets, while Whatsplaid syncs the content for the AI to consult.
The spreadsheet is processed as the agent's source. Responses will consider the data provided by the connection.
The goal is for the agent to respond based on the most recent synchronized version. Therefore, after significant changes, it's worth validating responses in the panel before relying on them in production.
Catalogs, prices, availability, policies, FAQs, units, hours, served regions, business rules, and internal data that help the agent respond better.
The current flow automatically prepares the first available tab of the spreadsheet for synchronization. Therefore, the main tab should be clean, organized, and ready for consultation.
Use API when you need to query transactions, orders, stock, or complex rules in real-time in the original system. Use Google Sheets when the operation requires a simple, editable, and synchronized database.
Transform Google Sheets tables into an up-to-date source for customer service, sales, support, and responses on WhatsApp.