Frequently asked questions

Yes. Google sign-in is how you create your SaveToSheets account and let us create and update the Google Sheets for your forwarding addresses. We use Google’s per-file Drive access, so we can access only the sheets we create for you—not your existing Google Drive files.

We request Google’s per-file Drive scope. SaveToSheets uses it to create a new spreadsheet for each SaveToSheets address, add its headers, and append rows from forwarded emails. We can access only the spreadsheets we create for you—not your existing spreadsheets or other Google Drive files.

Yes. Set up a Gmail filter that auto-forwards matching emails (say, everything from your contact form) to your SaveToSheets address. Confirm the forwarding address once, and rows appear without you touching anything.

Yes. SaveToSheets works with any email provider that can forward messages, including a Google Workspace or other work address. Add the address you forward from to your approved sender list, then forward emails to your personal SaveToSheets address.

Yes. Edit the first row in your Google Sheet whenever you want to change what we extract from the next email.

Yes. On your dashboard, choose “Test this address,” paste an example lead, order, or request, and choose “Parse test message.” We process it exactly like a forwarded email and add the resulting row to that address’s sheet. A test uses one credit.

A credit is one email we process into a spreadsheet row. Each approved forwarded email uses one credit; messages from unapproved senders do not. Your monthly plan adds new credits each billing cycle, and any unused credits roll over.

We parse the email body in v1. Attachments are not read yet; we note that they were present in the Raw column so nothing is silently missed.