Excel to Personalised Documents Automation · $149 · 3 business days · Coming soon
Stop copy-pasting rows into documents.
I build an automation that takes your Excel or Google Sheet and produces one personalised document per row, such as offer letters, certificates, quotes or invoices, from a template you design in Word or Google Docs. It's set up to run in your own Google account or as a small script you own.
Excel to Personalised Documents Automation is a fixed-price service from ChikuOS, run by Siddharth Mishra, an independent developer in India. Turn a spreadsheet into personalised letters, certificates, invoices or PDFs in one click. It is planned at $149 with a turnaround of 3 business days, but it isn't available to buy yet.
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What you get
- One template (Word or Google Docs) with merge fields mapped to your columns
- Output as PDF or DOCX, named and saved to a folder you choose, with optional emailing via your own Gmail
- Handling for blanks, dates, currency and conditional text
- A test run on sample rows you approve before the full run
- A short how-to video and written guide. Delivered within 3 business days.
Your own data only: I work with sample or anonymised rows where possible and delete copies after delivery. Up to about 2,000 rows per run with Google's free quotas. Emailing respects Gmail's daily sending limits and goes only to people who expect it.
Timeline
- Share template and sample or anonymised rows
- Merge fields mapped; test run you approve
- Guide and video delivered within 3 business days
Who it's for
- Teams producing letters, certificates, quotes or invoices from a spreadsheet
- Anyone using Excel or Google Sheets with a Word or Docs template
- Runs of up to about 2,000 rows
FAQ
Whose data can be used?
Your own data only. I use sample or anonymised rows where possible and delete copies after delivery.
Can it email the documents?
Optionally via your own Gmail, within Gmail's daily limits, only to people who expect it.
How many rows?
Up to about 2,000 rows per run with Google's free quotas.