Snap a receipt. Slipsheet reads it. A new row lands in your Google Sheet — vendor, date, total, category — before you've put the coffee down. No zapier tape, no paid-by-zap-pull, no formulas.
| Date | Vendor | Total |
|---|---|---|
| APR 17 | Blue Bottle Coffee | $128.40 |
| APR 15 | Delta Airlines | $412.10 |
| APR 14 | Hertz Rental | $188.66 |
| APR 12 | Panera Bread | $14.72 |
Connect once with Google OAuth. Pick the sheet. From then on, every confirmed receipt writes itself into the next row.
One-click OAuth. We request drive.file scope — the narrowest scope Google offers. We only see the specific spreadsheet you pick. Nothing else in your Drive is visible to us.
Choose an existing spreadsheet or have Slipsheet spin one up with the right columns pre-labeled — Date, Vendor, Category, Subtotal, Tax, Total, Notes, Receipt Link.
After you review a receipt in the queue and stamp it confirmed, Slipsheet appends a row to your sheet. The original receipt file stays linked, one click away.
The columns that land in your Google Sheet, straight from the extraction pass. You can rename them, add more, or reorder — we'll follow.
Throw receipts at Slipsheet as they happen. When the quarter ends, your Google Sheet is already tallied — pivot it, sum it, hand it to your accountant.
One sheet per client, tag on the way in. Sheets becomes your billing source of truth without anyone touching QuickBooks.
Board members forward receipts, volunteers upload theirs, treasurers pivot the sheet at month-end. No new tool to teach.
14 days. No card. No data-entry afternoon. Your Google Sheet, tallying itself while you do literally anything else.