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Form submit, onEdit / watched columns, new row, recurring schedule, or run selected rows.
One function: run the workflow in the sheet you already keep — Forms, Gmail, Drive — after a dry-run.
Sheet Engine is a Google Sheets Editor add-on. You open it from the side rail or Extensions. Recipes live with the file. Multiple recipes can share a trigger type — acknowledgement, digest, and PDF in one spreadsheet.
Form submit, onEdit / watched columns, new row, recurring schedule, or run selected rows.
Column tests with AND/OR. Empty, equals, contains, at least — only matching rows continue.
Gmail with {{Column}} chips, append/update/move, Doc/PDF to a folder you pick, URL write-back.
See To, subject, body, and file names with no send. Live is a deliberate switch.
Last runs in the sidebar. Full history on the SheetEngine_Log tab for audit.
Sheets first. Gmail send when you add Send email. Drive/Docs when a recipe needs a folder or template.
| Lane | You get |
|---|---|
| P0 / v1 | Form/row → Gmail; row → Doc/PDF → Drive; weekly digest; dry-run; log; gallery; multi-recipe |
| v2 | Calendar from row, Chat/Spaces, approval email, retries, sheet-to-sheet merge |
| v3 | Human-in-the-loop draft from a sentence — never auto-send |
A recipe is a trigger (When), optional filters (If), and sequential actions (Then). Sheet Engine keeps that canvas vertical — not a spaghetti graph.
No. Dry-run is primary. You enable Live or run once after you preview which rows would fire.
Recipe config and logs stay in the spreadsheet / your Google account. Sheet Engine does not store row payloads on Tosa servers.
Install, pick Lead acknowledgement, dry-run, then enable Live when the sample looks right.
Marketplace listing URL is a placeholder until the add-on is public.