Docs & spreadsheets
Google Sheets + Callable
A spreadsheet is still where most calling lists start, so Sheets was the first connector Callable shipped triggers for. Three events, all scoped to a specific spreadsheet and worksheet, so two teams watching two tabs never share a listener.
3
events that wake an agent
4
skills an agent can run
Per user
connection scope
Why it matters on the phone
Paste a row, get a call. It is the shortest distance between a list and a dialled number, and it needs no CRM at all.
Events
3 ways Google Sheets can start a call.
Bind an agent to any of these and it wakes the moment the event fires — no polling loop, no nightly export, no one remembering to check. Where an event is scoped, that scope is what keeps one team’s bindings out of another’s.
New row added
Per spreadsheet · worksheetA row is appended to a worksheet you are watching. The classic list-to-calls hook.
google_sheets-new-row-addedCell updated
Per spreadsheet · worksheetAny cell in the watched worksheets changes.
google_sheets-new-updatesNew comment
Per spreadsheetSomeone comments on the spreadsheet.
google_sheets-new-commentSkills
What an agent can do in Google Sheets.
Every skill below is built in and ready the moment the connector is authorised. An agent runs them mid-call and after it, inside the permissions you granted — nothing here is a script you have to write.
Add row
Append a row, or insert one mid-sheet — how a call outcome gets written back.
Update row
Update a row by A1-notation range.
Get values
Read a range in A1 notation.
Create spreadsheet
Create a new blank spreadsheet.
Also in Docs & spreadsheets
Connect Google Sheets. Then describe the call.
Authorising a connector takes clicks, not a project. What happens after it fires is something you write in plain English.