AppSheet

We use AppSheet to capture data that falls off the grid and build new products that can be offered to customers. AppSheet is being used to capture, measure and manage data that is not currently recorded by our enterprise resource planning solution. What's even better is that the data is easily made available to our users in a very secure way and can also be visualized by other applications such as Looker. AppSheet facilitates Rapid Architected Application Development, which in turn gives the orginzation the ability to respond to changes in the environment and build new products. This is especially true in the areas of property management, logistics management and talent management.

We have used AppSheet extensively in our business. We built apps to manage insurance claims (processing over $77M in claim payments), audit claims, audit underwriting processes, handle new claim intake, manage compliance tasks, track product changes, respond to fixes and enhancements, etc. Using AppSheet we can make enhancements to our processes quickly and do so at an affordable cost.

With only 1 year experience of using AppSheet in my daily ERP need of managing the business I'm totally in love this platform: easy to create and use, a bit more complex in terms of more advance UX or data display's need - but with our current modest SME operating module, AppSheet delivers great results (especially with their latest move offering it free for Google Workspace Users).

I develope apps in the free version environment for test purposes. And I love it.

We used to have lots of spreadsheets until I found out about AppSheet. I accidentally saw "create an app" on my google sheets and decided to click on it. Then I started to explore and I saw an excellent opportunity to integrate the many departments and I solved the inventory problem we had. Since then I've been creating solutions to track and organize our tasks and work daily routine.

Inventory management and providing a user/mobile-friendly interface for colleagues in the field.

I have a problem with data recollecting in the field, and i learn to use AppSheet to solve this problem creating AppSheets for a diverse kind of tasks, like sugarcane planting , sugarcane harvesting, sprays and sugarcane fertilization. I like a lot AppSheet and it's flexibility to create apps for diverses tasks without knows in programing. I use the data recollecting by the app to make some graphics.

I am helping to develop an administration system for the entire organization. Currently members, teachers, directors, payments are handled manually with the help of a variety of Excel spreadsheets different by user. I am also expanding functionality

AppSheet is one of the biggest enablers for a small business like ours. We have gone paperless on the key aspects of Education Management for an Art School for children that we manage. e.g. We went beyond taking Attendance as Present/Absent/Tardy etc and included Work done in the class as a key parameter. This enables the teachers to monitor progress as she/he enter attendance. Stock Management, Slot Management, Uploading Completed Work into a Gallery, etc are some of the best uses that we have had so far. I can't stop thanking the team for having created this Intuitive gem of a platform. BTW, I have tried PowerApps, Caspio, etc, and could not go beyond one day of use because am hooked to the simplicity, intuitiveness, and overall "awesomeness" of AppSheet. Moreover, community support is the other positive. You get all the answers. You get to see new feature requests being addressed, clean workarounds, etc. Overall, really really pleased with it.

I started using Appsheet 02 years ago. Basically, I developed a customized application within this platform that allows me to record the activities and information corresponding to the company in which I am currently working.

In short, the application is responsible for:
Registering users and their personal and professional characteristics.
Defining physical zones of the workplace (in this case, a floating dry dock).
Defining the departments that the company has to carry out the different tasks related to keeping the workplace operational (in this case, a floating dry dock).
Defining the systems that make up the workplace and allow its different activities (electrical, mechanical, lifting, anchoring, etc., etc.).
Logbook that allows each employee to update their personal information from their cell phone, record their daily tasks and send a report to their supervisors.
Report creation.
Inventory registration in warehouses.
Presentation of documents to the staff that works within the facilities.
Record of the work carried out for the different clients (In this case, maintenance work on ships).
And many more activities.

I currently develop Covid19 related applications to assist with the response to the spread of the virus. My team uses the apps to report on Covid19 activities, especially in public schools and public transport.

AppSheet has allowed me to simply create a work order app for the Syrian Shrine Cincinnati non-profit organization which helps them to manage a small group of guys that work to keep the facility maintained. It was simple to implement and deploy to the 5-8 users that will use it regularly.

I used AppSheet to build an App that can keep and look up color code formulas used in auto refinish service in Vietnam. This app help my company can update color code formulas regularly and help our customers always have the latest color code formulas when they open app on their mobile phone

My Plan to Collaborate Workline QA Documentation with AppSheet inorder to provide a handy Wiki Dictionary Portal for the whole organisation to learn and develop about the product.

Our company, Paperwork Pros, uses AppSheet to develop business applications for our customers. Our customers are in a variety of industries (manufacturing, insurance, food service, agriculture, transportation, building contractors, home inspectors, etc.) and the applications that we develop for them address a mix of tactical and strategic problems.

I am a Ph.D. student and have been working with Appsheet to collect data in the field through both on-site data collection and face-to-face surveys. The first use was related to garbage collection, and currently, I am working on urban green space usage preferences. I set up the apps and also use them on the field.

In Brazil, due to the poor training, most company employees do not have good knowledge of spreadsheets. This makes administrative work very difficult. With AppSheet, employees can insert data into spreadsheets without having to access them. Inputting data through the app interfaces makes the work of the administrative and financial area more agile.

Automating tasks and documentation is strategic decision to increase efficiency within my organization, many Apps I created such as timesheet management, expenses reports, inventory asset, audits and inspection reports to help my staff focus on the core business instead of admin tasks. I am [a] senior consultant for many companies, I found out that combining consultancy work for these companies and othering them solutions in regards of automated reports, documentation, data bases, etc. will make my clients more satisfied and more solutions to their day to day business challenges. The impressive story, is how fast I can provide solutions for my customers by building the first app to them just after my meeting with them.

I am a start-up entrepreneur doing an incubator course and MSc in Entrepreneurship. I am using AppSheet to develop my app idea. I wish there was more tailored info to learn a bit quicker but I really like AppSheet and enjoy learning it myself. There are some key processes I haven't learned yet but have used it for 3 days, so am sure I will get there. If I can contribute some end-to-end, single process, step by step guides to the community I will. I find learning by following processes easiest but trial and error can be frustrating and fun.

AppSheet has helped several of our teams quickly develop no-code apps. We're impressed with its integrations into multiple cloud platforms, including G Suite and Google Drive. Some apps have gone from concept to spreadsheet to fully functioning app in the course of a single day. It's helped in all sorts of record keeping and communication solutions.

I am currently using AppSheet to manage my current tasks for which I have an app. I also use AppSheet to make many personal apps for my personal needs.

Utilize AppSheet across our division in sales and marketing to collect data, share data, take surveys, etc.
We collect business growth opportunities, create cross-reference look-ups, share contact info, trade show information, etc. Less than 10 people currently create apps, and about 140 users occasionally make use of various apps, but we expect this to grow.

We are automating processes that are paper-based with a mobile app developed in days in AppSheet. This allowed us to deploy a mobile & web-based app to users within a 10 day period with features like GPS coordinates capturing, mobile signatures and images and security. The ability to use Google Sheets is a game-changer for us because we can prototype an app very quickly and since we are a G Suite shop it makes a lot of sense.

Appsheet has been used by several departments in the company to create a news update mobile application that makes the news searching and analyzing more convenient. Although I am just an intern in the digital analysis department, I confirm that the department does not use AppSheet for illegal purposes and to reassure that the application is for the use of communications between departments.