Coefficient is a no-code spreadsheet automation platform that connects Google Sheets and Excel to 100+ business systems including Salesforce, HubSpot, QuickBooks, NetSuite, Snowflake, MySQL, Looker and more. It enables live data sync, automated refreshes, two-way data integration, and AI-powered insights without any coding required. Over 700,000 users trust Coefficient to automate their spreadsheet workflows.

How much does Coefficient cost?

Coefficient offers 4 pricing tiers: Free Plan (3 connectors, forever free), Starter Plan ($59/user/month for individual users), Pro Plan ($99/user/month for 5 users), and custom Enterprise pricing. All paid plans include a 30-day free trial. Our Free trial let's you leverage our Pro plan at no cost so you can test the product with every feature available.

Does Coefficient work with both Google Sheets and Excel?

Yes, Coefficient supports both Google Sheets and Microsoft Excel. You can install Coefficient from the Google Workspace Marketplace for Sheets or from Microsoft AppSource for Excel.

What is Coefficient's AI Sheets Assistant?

AI Sheets Assistant is Coefficient's AI-powered feature that helps you build formulas, create charts, generate pivot tables, and build entire dashboards using natural language commands in Google Sheets. Unlike generic AI assistants, it's context-aware and creates native Google Sheets objects that are live and editable. It understands your spreadsheet's layout and data structure to provide accurate, actionable results.

Which business systems does Coefficient integrate with?

Coefficient integrates with 100+ systems across multiple categories: CRMs (Salesforce, HubSpot), databases (MySQL, PostgreSQL, Snowflake), accounting software (QuickBooks, Xero, NetSuite), BI systems (Looker, Tableau), marketing platforms (Google Analytics, Facebook Ads), payment systems (Stripe), ecommerce (Shopify), and more. Popular integrations include Salesforce, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Google Analytics, Snowflake, Airtable, and Notion.

Can I export data back to my business systems with Coefficient?

Yes, Coefficient supports two-way data sync. You can not only import live data from your business systems but also export updated data back to them. Supported export actions include UPDATE (modify existing records), INSERT (create new records), UPSERT (update or insert), and DELETE operations. This works with systems like Salesforce, HubSpot, QuickBooks, Snowflake, and databases.

How does Coefficient's automated refresh work?

Coefficient allows you to schedule automatic data refreshes at intervals you choose: hourly (1, 2, 4, or 8 hours), daily, weekly, or monthly. Once scheduled, your spreadsheet data automatically updates from your connected systems without any manual work. You can also trigger manual refreshes anytime with an on-sheet button or through the sidebar.

Is there a free trial for Coefficient?

Yes, Coefficient offers a 30-day free trial of the Pro plan with full-featured access. Additionally, there's a completely free plan available forever that includes one data source connector, making it easy to get started with no credit card required. The free plan is perfect for individuals who want to automate a single data connection.

Sage Intacct Archives

How to Import Charge Payoff Lines Data from Sage Intacct into Excel

Importing Charge Payoff Lines from Sage Intacct into Excel gives you granular insight into each payoff component.

This guide shows you how to connect Coefficient, import your Charge Payoff Lines object, and automate updates.

TLDR

Step 1:

Install Coefficient, connect Sage Intacct.
Step 2:

Select “Import from Objects” → “Charge Payoff Lines.”
Step 3:

Click “Import,” verify fields.
Step 4:

Enable auto-refresh for detailed updates.

Step-by-Step Guide

Verify & rename Check fields like Line ID, Payoff ID, Amount appear correctly; rename headers.

Auto-refresh (optional) Click “Refresh,” choose schedule, and save.

What Sage Intacct Data is Imported?

Charge Payoff Lines
Checking Account Reconciliations
Credit Card Charges/Other Fees

How to Import Charge Payoffs Data from Sage Intacct into Excel

Importing Charge Payoffs from Sage Intacct into Excel helps you monitor payoff schedules and balances.

This guide covers connecting Coefficient, importing your Charge Payoffs object, and automating refresh.

TLDR

Step 1:

Install Coefficient, connect Sage Intacct.
Step 2:

Select “Import from Objects” → “Charge Payoffs.”
Step 3:

Click “Import,” verify fields.
Step 4:

Enable auto-refresh for live payoff data.

Step-by-Step Guide

Verify & rename Check fields like Payoff ID, Balance, Due Date appear correctly; rename headers.

Auto-refresh (optional) Click “Refresh,” choose a schedule, and save.

What Sage Intacct Data is Imported?

Charge Payoffs
Charge Payoff Lines
Checking Account Reconciliations
Credit Card Charges/Other Fees

How to Import Checking Account Reconciliations Data from Sage Intacct into Excel

Importing Checking Account Reconciliations from Sage Intacct into Excel gives you live reconciliation status for each account.

This guide shows you how to connect Coefficient, import your Checking Account Reconciliations object, and automate refresh.

TLDR

Step 1:

Install Coefficient, connect Sage Intacct.
Step 2:

Select “Import from Objects” → “Checking Account Reconciliations.”
Step 3:

Click “Import,” verify fields.
Step 4:

Enable auto-refresh for ongoing updates.

Step-by-Step Guide

Verify & rename Ensure fields like Reconciliation ID, Account, Date, Status appear correctly; rename headers.

Auto-refresh (optional) Click “Refresh,” select a schedule, and save for live reconciliation updates.

Complete Sage Intacct Object List

Bills

Deposits
Fund Transfers
Journal Entries
Tax Details
Accounts Payable
Bank Interest Income/Charges
Charge Payoffs
Checking Account Reconciliations
Other Receipts
Audit History
Entities
Offline Jobs

+29 more

Customers

Expense Reports
Invoices
Payments
Vendors
Accounts Receivable
Charge Card Transactions
Charge Payoff Lines
Credit Card Charges/Other Fees
Advanced Audit Trails
Contacts
Locations
Roles

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How to Import Contacts Data from Sage Intacct into Excel

Importing Contacts from Sage Intacct into Excel lets you manage all your client and vendor contacts in one sheet.

This guide shows you how to connect Coefficient, import Contacts, and automate refresh.

TLDR

Step 1:

Install Coefficient, connect Sage Intacct.
Step 2:

Select “Import from Objects” → “Contacts.”
Step 3:

Click “Import,” verify fields.
Step 4:

Enable auto-refresh for up-to-date contacts.

Step-by-Step Guide

Verify & rename Ensure fields like Contact ID, Name, Email appear correctly; rename headers.

Auto-refresh (optional) Click “Refresh,” choose schedule, and save.

Complete Sage Intacct Object List

Bills

Deposits
Fund Transfers
Journal Entries
Tax Details
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Bank Interest Income/Charges
Charge Payoffs
Checking Account Reconciliations
Other Receipts
Audit History
Entities
Offline Jobs

+29 more

Customers

Expense Reports
Invoices
Payments
Vendors
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
Charge Card Transactions
Charge Payoff Lines
Credit Card Charges/Other Fees
Advanced Audit Trails
Contacts
Locations
Roles

+29 more

How to Import Credit Card Charges/Other Fees Data from Sage Intacct into Excel

Importing Credit Card Charges/Other Fees from Sage Intacct into Excel gives you full transparency on all card fees and service charges.

This tutorial shows you how to connect Coefficient, import your Credit Card Charges/Other Fees object, and set up auto-refresh.

TLDR

Step 1:

Install Coefficient, connect Sage Intacct.
Step 2:

Select “Import from Objects” → “Credit Card Charges/Other Fees.”
Step 3:

Click “Import,” verify fields.
Step 4:

Enable auto-refresh for live fee data.

Step-by-Step Guide

Verify & rename Check fields like Fee ID, Date, Amount, Fee Type appear correctly; rename headers.

Auto-refresh (optional) Click “Refresh,” select schedule, and save.

Complete Sage Intacct Object List

Bills

Deposits
Fund Transfers
Journal Entries
Tax Details
Accounts Payable
Bank Interest Income/Charges
Charge Payoffs
Checking Account Reconciliations
Other Receipts
Audit History
Entities
Offline Jobs

+29 more

Customers

Expense Reports
Invoices
Payments
Vendors
Accounts Receivable
Charge Card Transactions
Charge Payoff Lines
Credit Card Charges/Other Fees
Advanced Audit Trails
Contacts
Locations
Roles

+29 more

How to Import Customers Data from Sage Intacct into Excel

Importing Customers from Sage Intacct into Excel lets you analyze customer records without manual exports.

This guide shows how to set up Coefficient, import your Customers object, and automate updates.

TLDR

Step 1:

Install Coefficient and connect to Sage Intacct.
Step 2:

Select “Import from Objects” → “Customers.”
Step 3:

Click “Import” and confirm fields.
Step 4:

Optionally, enable auto-refresh.

Step-by-Step Guide

Verify & rename Check fields like Customer ID, Name, Email are correct; rename headers as needed.

Auto-refresh (optional) Click “Refresh,” pick a schedule, and save to keep data live.

What Sage Intacct Data is Imported?

Bills
Customers
Deposits
Expense Reports
Fund Transfers
Invoices
Journal Entries
Payments
Tax Details
Vendors
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

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How to Import Deposits Data from Sage Intacct into Excel

Importing Deposits from Sage Intacct into Excel gives you a clear view of bank deposit details.

This guide shows how to import your Deposits object with Coefficient and set up auto-refresh.

TLDR

Step 1:

Install Coefficient, connect Sage Intacct.
Step 2:

Select “Import from Objects” → “Deposits.”
Step 3:

Click “Import,” verify fields.
Step 4:

Enable auto-refresh if desired.

Step-by-Step Guide

Verify & rename Check fields like Deposit ID, Bank, Amount are correct and rename headers.

Auto-refresh (optional) Click “Refresh,” choose schedule, and save for live updates.

What Sage Intacct Data is Imported?

Bills
Customers
Deposits
Expense Reports
Fund Transfers
Invoices
Journal Entries
Payments
Tax Details
Vendors
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

+5 more

How to Import Expense Reports Data from Sage Intacct into Excel

Importing Expense Reports from Sage Intacct into Excel gives a clear view of employee expenses.

This guide demonstrates how to import your Expense Reports object with Coefficient and automate updates.

TLDR

Step 1:

Install Coefficient, connect Sage Intacct.
Step 2:

Select “Import from Objects” → “Expense Reports.”
Step 3:

Click “Import,” verify fields.
Step 4:

Enable auto-refresh if needed.

Step-by-Step Guide

Install & connect

content-image:coefficient_sidebar_import_from.png:Coefficient sidebar menu

Excel → Insert → Get Add-ins → install Coefficient → authorize Sage Intacct.

Verify & rename Check fields like Report ID, Employee, Total Amount are correct and rename headers.

Auto-refresh (optional) Click “Refresh,” choose schedule, and save for ongoing updates.

What Sage Intacct Data is Imported?

Bills
Customers
Deposits
Expense Reports
Fund Transfers
Invoices
Journal Entries
Payments
Tax Details
Vendors
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

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How to Import Entities Data from Sage Intacct into Excel

Importing Entities from Sage Intacct into Excel lets you report across multiple entities in one sheet.

This guide shows you how to connect Coefficient, import Entities, and automate refresh.

TLDR

Step 1:

Install Coefficient, connect Sage Intacct.
Step 2:

Select “Import from Objects” → “Entities.”
Step 3:

Click “Import,” verify fields.
Step 4:

Enable auto-refresh for live entity data.

Step-by-Step Guide

Verify & rename Ensure fields like Entity ID, Name, Status appear correctly; rename headers.

Auto-refresh (optional) Click “Refresh,” choose schedule, and save.

Complete Sage Intacct Object List

Bills

Deposits
Fund Transfers
Journal Entries
Tax Details
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
Bank Interest Income/Charges
Charge Payoffs
Checking Account Reconciliations
Other Receipts
Audit History
Entities
Offline Jobs

+29 more

Customers

Expense Reports
Invoices
Payments
Vendors
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE
Charge Card Transactions
Charge Payoff Lines
Credit Card Charges/Other Fees
Advanced Audit Trails
Contacts
Locations
Roles

+29 more

How to Import Fund Transfers Data from Sage Intacct into Excel

Importing Fund Transfers from Sage Intacct into Excel keeps your inter-account transactions up to date.

This guide covers importing your Fund Transfers object with Coefficient and automating refresh.

TLDR

Step 1:

Install Coefficient, connect Sage Intacct.
Step 2:

Select “Import from Objects” → “Fund Transfers.”
Step 3:

Click “Import,” verify fields.
Step 4:

Enable auto-refresh if desired.

Step-by-Step Guide

Verify & rename Check fields like Transfer ID, From Account, To Account, Amount are correct.

Auto-refresh (optional) Click “Refresh,” choose schedule, and save for live updates.

What Sage Intacct Data is Imported?

Bills
Customers
Deposits
Expense Reports
Fund Transfers
Invoices
Journal Entries
Payments
Tax Details
Vendors
ACCOUNTS PAYABLE
ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

+5 more