Streamline your data management process with the Google Sheets + SendGrid integration

Google Sheets is an online tool provided by Google that allows you to create and share spreadsheets for project plans, data analysis and much more. Everyone can access to Google sheets by using their Google accounts, and modify your sheets from everywhere, also with mobile devices.

Google Sheets allows you to share your documents with your entire team. Friends, colleagues and clients can access to your shared files, and you can give them the possibility to edit, modify or just view the sheets. When you share your sheets, everyone can easily collaborate with you, by adding comments and suggestions to empower the teamwork. Then, the authors can decide to accept the suggestions with one click. Google Sheets is a great solution that allows everyone to work together, wherever you are, following your rules.

With Google Sheets you can easily create, import and export your sheets in many formats, included PDF, Microsoft Excel files, and much more. Google Sheets lets you personalize your entire documents, allowing you to work with rows, columns and cells, customizing formats, colors and fonts of your documents.

SendGrid is a cloud-based SMTP provider that allows you to send email without having to maintain email servers. This tool manages all of the technical details, from scaling the infrastructure to ISP outreach and reputation monitoring to whitelist services and real time analytics. The goal of this software is to make it as easy as possible to add reliable, scalable email to your application so that you can focus on building the core features of your product.

SendGrid is for anyone that needs to send email, whether it’s transactional email or marketing emails and campaigns. We all send billions of emails each month, so thanks to this tool you can handle your email regardless of volume. With SendGrid it’s possible to warm up an IP - which is a process of gradually increasing sending volume over a period of time to establish a reputation as a legitimate sender from the perspective of ISPs (Internet Service Providers). This process is performed when you have a dedicated IP that needs to develop a good reputation to ensure email deliverability.

SendGrid has Two Factor Authentication that customers can add a layer of defense, in case their passwords get compromised. When enabled, 2-Factor Authentication prompts users for their usual username and password, as well as a one-time authentication code sent to their mobile device. Two Factor Authentication makes it harder for people who shouldn’t have access to your account to gain access to your account information.