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Turn Gmail into an organized Google Sheet. AI sorts orders, leads, invoices & complaints automatically. No setup, no API keys. Turn your Gmail inbox into an organized Google Sheet — automatically. The easiest way to organize your e-commerce inbox without leaving Gmail. Mailsheet reads your email, classifies every order, lead, invoice, and complaint, and sends the details to a Google Sheet you own. ** No setup. No API keys. No credit card. ** Connect Gmail and run your first scan in under a minute. Most tools just dump email data into rows and stop. Mailsheet does the work: it classifies each email by type, color-codes it by priority, reads PDF invoices, flags large quotes worth a fast reply, and updates rows instead of creating duplicates. It's not a parser — it's an operator that runs your inbox. ----------------------------------------- What Mailsheet does ---------------------------------------- * Classifies every email automatically — order, invoice, lead, complaint, shipping * Sends the details to Google Sheets — order numbers, customers, totals, tracking, dates * Reads PDF invoices — pulls invoice number, vendor, amount, and due date from attachments * Never duplicates — same order comes back as "shipped"? It updates the row, not adds a new one * Flags big quotes — high-value deals get flagged so you reply first * Color-codes by priority — paid, pending, shipped, refund — at a glance * Zero setup — no API keys, no rules, no configuration ----------------------------------------- Perfect for ----------------------------------------- Built for e-commerce sellers, Shopify store owners, Etsy and Amazon sellers, dropshippers, and small businesses that run on Gmail and Google Sheets and are tired of copy-pasting order details into spreadsheets. ----------------------------------------- How it works ----------------------------------------- 1. Connect Gmail with one click (read-only — Mailsheet never sends or deletes your email) 2. Click Scan & Sync — Mailsheet reads and classifies your recent business emails 3. Open your Google Sheet — orders, leads, and complaints organized and color-coded, ready to act on ----------------------------------------- How Mailsheet compares ----------------------------------------- Looked at email parsers like Parseur, Mailparser, or cloudHQ's Export Emails to Sheets? They extract data into rows and stop there. Mailsheet goes further — it classifies email by business type, prioritizes what matters, reads PDF attachments, and keeps your sheet updated without duplicates. Not a parser. An operator. And with a more generous free tier than most. ----------------------------------------- Pricing ----------------------------------------- * Free — organize your first 50 emails, free for life. No credit card required. * Pro ($29/month) — up to 2,000 emails per month, smart row updates, large-quote flagging, priority sorting. ----------------------------------------- Privacy first ----------------------------------------- Mailsheet reads your email only to classify it and organize the details into your own Google Sheet. We never store your emails, never sell your data, and never use it to train AI models. The extension is read-only — it cannot send, delete, or modify your messages. Privacy policy: https://mailsheet.app/privacy.html Stop copy-pasting your inbox. Let Mailsheet organize your orders, leads, and invoices into Google Sheets — automatically.
Jun 13, 2026
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