Adalo is the AI-powered no-code platform for building database-driven web and native iOS and Android apps from a single editor. If your CRM is currently "a spreadsheet + memory," SheetBridge lets you keep the spreadsheet while adding a real workflow app—pipeline views, follow-up lists, and quick notes from mobile. One app, published to the App Store and Google Play—no complex development required.
From lead tracking to account management—if you can organize it in Google Sheets, you can build it
Sales reps and account managers juggle leads, follow-ups, and deal stages across spreadsheets, sticky notes, and memory. Important context gets lost, follow-ups slip, and managers have no visibility into the pipeline.
Built for sales reps and account managers who need pipeline visibility, follow-up reminders, and quick updates—without leaving their phone.
Filter and group leads by stage—Lead, Qualified, Proposal, Closed Won, Closed Lost. See exactly where every deal stands at a glance.
A filtered list showing leads where next_follow_up_date is today or earlier. Never miss a follow-up again—your daily action list, built automatically.
View and update stage, notes, next step, and last contacted—all from a single screen. Changes write back to Google Sheets instantly via SheetBridge.
Create new leads via a structured form that maps directly to your spreadsheet columns. Each submission writes a new row with a system-generated sheetbridge_id.
Changes in the app update the sheet instantly. New leads added in the sheet appear in the app automatically. SheetBridge maintains real-time sync in both directions.
Use SheetBridge's query operators—equals, contains, greater than, less than—to build filtered views by owner, stage, industry, or any column in your sheet.
Get your sales CRM app up and running quickly without disrupting your existing spreadsheet workflow.
Create a Google Sheet with your leads and accounts. Use one header row with clear, unique column names and keep values consistent—especially for pipeline stages. SheetBridge reads row 1 as column headers and turns each column into a property in Adalo.
Keep data types consistent within each column (e.g., don't mix dates and text). Avoid blank rows in the middle of your data, and use clear, simple header names. SheetBridge will automatically add a sheetbridge_id column to uniquely identify each row—do not edit or remove it.
In Adalo, open your app and click the Database tab. Add an External Collection, select SheetBridge, and paste your Google Spreadsheet URL. Complete the Google Sign-In flow, then select your sheet and Run Test to verify the connection. SheetBridge automatically detects your columns and creates collection properties in Adalo.
Create the views your sales team needs to manage their pipeline and follow-ups from any device. Use SheetBridge's filtering operators to build dynamic views.
Configure your Account Detail screen so reps can update stage, notes, and last_contacted right from their phone. SheetBridge writes changes back to the sheet immediately—managers see every update in real time without waiting for end-of-day reports.
The connecting Google account must have edit access to the spreadsheet for write-backs to work. You cannot have a column titled "id" in your sheet or it will throw an error when updating rows.
Once everything is connected, here's what the experience looks like for your sales team.
SheetBridge transforms how sales teams manage their pipeline and how managers maintain visibility across deals.
A daily "Follow-Ups Due" list means reps never miss a next step. Deals stay active and prospects stay engaged.
Managers see every deal at every stage in real time. No more asking reps for status updates or waiting for weekly pipeline reviews.
Structured forms and predefined stage values eliminate inconsistent entries. No more "qualified", "Qualified", and "QUALIFIED" in the same column.
Notes, next steps, and deal history live in the system—not in reps' heads. When someone is out, the team has full context on every account.
Reps update the pipeline between meetings, in the car, or on-site. No more waiting until end of day to log what happened.
Add columns, adjust stages, or add new fields by editing the spreadsheet. Add new columns in Sheets, run a test in Adalo, and properties update automatically.
Learn from teams who've successfully deployed SheetBridge for sales CRM workflows.
Use a fixed list for stage values (Lead, Qualified, Proposal, Closed Won, Closed Lost). SheetBridge filters are case-sensitive—"Qualified" and "qualified" are treated as different values.
Add a last_contacted_by column if multiple reps touch the same account. This prevents confusion about who spoke to the customer last and what was discussed.
Keep "notes" short and actionable. For cleaner reporting, consider adding last_note and note_timestamp columns so you can track when each note was logged.
Every column header must be unique. Duplicate header names will result in missing data. Use clear, simple names—letters, numbers, and spaces only.
SheetBridge automatically creates a sheetbridge_id column to identify each row. Do not rename, edit, or delete it—it's system-managed and required for updates and deletes.
Keep data types consistent within each column—don't mix dates and text. Avoid blank rows in the middle of your data, and watch for merged cells that can cause sync errors.
Standardize stage values in the sheet. Filters are case-sensitive—"Qualified" and "qualified" won't match. Use a dropdown or strict naming to keep stages clean.
Ensure your process for adding new leads is consistent—either use the app form or manual sheet entry, but avoid both without coordination. Never paste rows that include the sheetbridge_id column; let SheetBridge generate new IDs.
Confirm the connecting Google account has edit access to the spreadsheet and that the sheet is not protected. If the issue persists, disconnect and reconnect to refresh permissions.
Make sure your sheet has a header row in row 1 and at least one data row below it. Empty tabs won't display anything. Also confirm you haven't renamed headers without running a test in Adalo to re-detect them.
Renaming a header in Google Sheets changes the property name. Go to External Collections → Edit Collection → Run Test to update Adalo's column mapping. Then verify any Lists, Forms, or Actions that reference the old name.
Check that you don't have a column titled "id" in your sheet—this conflicts with SheetBridge's internal system and will throw an error when updating rows. Rename it to something like "record_id" or "account_id."
Professional, Team, or Business plan required for SheetBridge access
A spreadsheet with your leads/accounts that you can edit, with unique column headers
A predefined set of pipeline stages to keep filtering and reporting clean
Sales reps need smartphones or tablets to update the CRM from the field
Yes. Adalo is the AI-powered no-code platform for building database-driven apps that work on web, iOS, and Android from a single editor. CRM apps are a natural fit because they need real-time data sync, mobile access for reps in the field, and the ability to publish to the App Store and Google Play for easy distribution.
Yes. Adalo builds native iOS and Android apps that can be published directly to the App Store and Google Play. This gives your sales team a professional, downloadable app experience rather than just a web link or spreadsheet bookmark.
Yes. Changes to rows in Google Sheets and changes made from the Adalo app sync in real time. When a rep updates a lead's stage on their phone, the change appears immediately in the Google Sheet—and vice versa.
Use SheetBridge's query parameters to filter your list. For example, you can set a filter where stage equals "Qualified" to show only qualified leads. You can combine multiple filters—such as stage equals "Proposal" AND owner equals the logged-in user—to create personalized pipeline views.
For simple setups, use a single notes column on the main CRM sheet. For richer note history, create a separate Activity Log tab with columns like account_id, note, timestamp, and logged_by. Connect it as a second External Collection in Adalo and link records by account identifier.
SheetBridge is fully read/write. You can create, update, and delete rows (full CRUD) from your Adalo app, and those changes are reflected in Google Sheets immediately. The connecting Google account needs edit access to the spreadsheet for write-backs to work.
Add the new column in Google Sheets, then go to External Collections → Edit Collection → Run Test in Adalo. The new property will appear in your collection automatically. Column names must be unique—if multiple columns share a name, only the second will load.
Learn more about Adalo's no-code app builder, turning Google Sheets into apps, or explore how to publish to the App Store and Google Play.
Add a separate Activity Log tab if you want multiple notes per account. Connect it as a second External Collection and link by company or contact identifier for a full interaction history.
Add push or email reminders driven by next_follow_up_date so reps are proactively notified when an account needs attention—before it falls through the cracks.
Build a manager dashboard that shows deal counts and total deal_value grouped by stage. Use SheetBridge's sorting and filtering to power pipeline reporting directly from your app.
Join sales teams who've replaced "spreadsheet + memory" with a real CRM workflow—pipeline views, follow-up lists, and quick updates from mobile—all built on their existing Google Sheet.