Guides for running your Squarespace store, from syncing orders to Google Sheets to tidying up your site.
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One spreadsheet for your sales, pick list, customers, profit, stock and sales by state, built around your Squarespace orders. Free to copy, with a guide to every sheet and a weekly routine for using it.
Tristan Tsvetanov
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How to connect Squarespace to Google Sheets for what you need: orders that sync every hour, form submissions, products and stock, or a sheet on your site.
Tristan Tsvetanov
Updated 6 min read
Connect your Squarespace store to a Google Sheet in about two minutes. One row per item, custom form answers included, and every hourly sync updates your whole order history.
Tristan Tsvetanov
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Three ways to get Squarespace orders into Google Sheets, compared honestly: what each one does well, what to watch out for, and what each costs for a store with 300 orders a month.
Tristan Tsvetanov
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SuperJack keeps a complete, current order sheet in Google Sheets. Zapier can watch that sheet for new rows and send a Slack message, add a customer to your email list, or anything else. Here's how to set them up together.
Tristan Tsvetanov
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Turn your synced Squarespace orders into a monthly revenue report with a chart, a best sellers list, refunds and promo code usage, without counting any order twice.
Tristan Tsvetanov
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Sync your Squarespace products and stock to Google Sheets, then build a low stock list that colours itself and shows how many of each item sold in the last 30 days.
Tristan Tsvetanov
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A "To pack" sheet that lists every unfulfilled order's items, oldest first, and a pick list that adds up what to make or pull from the shelves. It updates itself every hour.
Tristan Tsvetanov
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Gift notes, pickup or delivery, engraving text: give every checkout form and product form question its own column in Google Sheets, kept up to date every hour.
Tristan Tsvetanov
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Every Squarespace website says "Made with Squarespace" at the bottom when you first create it. We will walk you through the steps to remove it from your site.
Tristan Tsvetanov