Google Sheets

Export a batch from ParserBee's Data Lab straight into a brand-new, fully formatted Google Sheet in your own Drive, in one click. Managed from Settings > Integrations in your dashboard.

Step 1: Connect your Google account

1. Open Settings and select the Integrations tab.
2. On the Google Sheets card, click Connect.

Screenshot: Settings > Integrations tab, Google Sheets card showing the "Connect" button.

3. You'll be redirected to Google's own sign-in screen. Choose the Google account you want ParserBee to use, then review and click Allow on the permission request.

   ParserBee only asks for access to files it creates in your Drive. It can never see, edit, or delete anything else in your Google account.

4. You'll land back on the Integrations tab with the card now showing Connected, along with the linked account's email.

Screenshot: Settings > Integrations tab, Google Sheets card showing "Connected as [email protected]".

Step 2: Export extracted data to a spreadsheet

1. Go to Data Lab, pick a template, and run a batch extraction as usual.
2. Once at least one document has been extracted, the Export to Google Sheets button lights up next to Export as CSV and Print to PDF.

Screenshot: Data Lab, Extracted Data card showing the Export to Google Sheets button enabled.

3. Click it. ParserBee creates a new spreadsheet in your Google Drive, writes every extracted row into it with a formatted header row, and opens it in a new tab automatically.

Screenshot: The resulting Google Sheet, opened after export.

Note: Every export creates a new spreadsheet. ParserBee never appends to or overwrites a previously exported sheet.

Disconnecting

Go to Settings > Integrations and click Disconnect on the Google Sheets card. This removes ParserBee's access to your Google account. You'll need to reconnect before exporting to Sheets again.