A lead arrives by Webhook 
Superclerk asks you first a new row in 
Google Sheets
When your website form or another tool sends a lead, Superclerk adds it as a new row in the Google Sheets file you choose, with name, email, company and message in their own columns. You approve each row first.
Opens in Superclerk as a draft. Nothing runs until you publish it. One step asks you first.
How it works
Every step it takes, in order, and the ones that wait for you.
- When your form or tool sends a request Starts it
- Review and append the submitted lead
Step 1 · Google Sheets Asks you first
- Lead appended Result
Why it helps
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One place for every lead
Any form or tool that can send a web request can feed the same sheet.
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Nothing added without you
Each row waits for your OK, so spam and tests stay out of your sheet.
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Safe from formulas
Submitted text is written as plain values, so a formula typed into a form never runs.
What you’ll set up
What setup asks you to choose. Then publish. Nothing runs until you do.
- Google Sheets account
- Spreadsheet
- Sheet tab (headers in row 1)
- Name column
- Email column
- Company column
- Message column
Questions
What can send leads to it?
Any website form or tool that can send a web request. After you publish, Superclerk shows you the address and key to use. Each lead needs a name, email, company and message.
Which columns does it fill?
Four columns you pick for name, email, company and message. The tab needs column names in its first row.
Does it update leads already in the sheet?
No. Each submission adds one new row.
