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Save Stripe invoices to Google Sheets automatically

Stripe emails you a receipt for every charge and an invoice PDF for every billing cycle — and at the end of the month someone has to copy each amount into the books. If your bookkeeping lives in a spreadsheet, that's an hour of copy-paste that a forwarding rule can do for you.

Quicktion gives you a private forwarding address connected to your spreadsheet. Set your email client to auto-forward Stripe's emails to it, and every receipt becomes a row: date, sender and full text in columns, the invoice PDF saved to a Drive folder and linked from the row. On the Pro plan, AI Email Intelligence reads the email and the attached PDF and fills typed columns like Amount, Vendor and Invoice number.

What lands in your spreadsheet

From the emailInto your spreadsheet
Subject ("Your receipt from …")Title column
Received dateDate column, in your spreadsheet's timezone
Email bodyBody column, links kept clickable
Invoice PDF attachmentDrive folder, linked from the row
Amount, vendor, invoice # (AI, Pro)Number and text columns you define

Rows marked (AI, Pro) use AI Email Intelligence, available on the Pro plan. Standard mapping — subject, sender, date, body, attachments — is included free.

Set it up once

1

Connect Google Sheets

Sign up free, connect your Google account and pick the spreadsheet that should receive the invoices. Quicktion reads your header row and maps columns automatically.

2

Auto-forward Stripe emails

You get a private address like invoices-x7k2m@in.quicktion.io. In Gmail, create a filter for from:(stripe.com) that forwards to it. Outlook and other clients have equivalent rules.

3

Let the rows accumulate

Every future receipt lands as a spreadsheet row within seconds, with the PDF in Drive. Forward old receipts manually to backfill the sheet.

Common questions

Stripe emails, filed automatically

Free plan covers 25 emails a month — no credit card required.