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Automate Your Processes With Google Sheets
Eliminate repetitive work by scheduling recurring data consolidation and distribution tasks, giving you more time to focus on what matters—understanding your business and driving growth.
Schedule and Forget
Save time by automating repetitive, labor-intensive data distribution and aggregation tasks, such as monthly reporting or rolling forecasts, ensuring data is received by stakeholders and updated when needed.
Never Miss a Deadline
Define recurring due dates for your tasks and workflows, and Layer will notify and remind all your collaborators for you. No need to chase people for updates!
Stay On Top of Submissions
Monitor progress and evaluate results by maintaining an overview of your shared files as well as the status of each individual task and collaborator, making it effortless to keep track of all the moving parts.
Want to See It in Action?
All Your Data. A Single Source of Truth.
Layer is an add-on that equips teams with the tools
to increase the efficiency and data quality in their processes on top of Google Sheets.
Share parts of your Google Sheets, monitor, review and approve changes,
and sync data from different sources – all within seconds.
Share & Collaborate
Centralize your financial data collection and validation with granular sharing, giving you more control over your data.
Integrate & Sync
Sync all your scattered numbers in one place by connecting to your tech stack, giving you a holistic view of your data.
Visualize & Report
Generate and share reports with real-time data, turning your financial data into meaningful insights and ensuring alignment.
“We used to spend too much time requesting data inputs from different team members. With Layer, we can easily set up and schedule communication workflows for planning with clear deadlines and automated reminders.”
Cristian Stollberg
Director of Finance
Get Started in Minutes!
Layer works on top of your existing Google Sheets —
No new licenses, learning curve, or heavy implementation.