$ 1500 Appsheet build request Summary We are a U.S.-based industrial safety and fire protection organization providing NFPA testing services (ladders, hose, pumps, and related equipment). Our technicians currently collect test data using Google Sheets with embedded formulas. We are looking to replace this workflow with a tablet-friendly app that allows technicians to complete structured data forms in the field while automatically handling calculations, pass/fail logic, and report generation. Project Goal Build a reliable, easy-to-use mobile/tablet application that: Replaces manual Google Sheets data entry Automates existing equations and validation rules Works in real-world field conditions Produces professional, defensible NFPA testing records Key Requirements Tablet-optimized UI (iPad + Android) Form-based data entry for multiple NFPA test types Automatic calculations and pass/fail logic Offline data capture with secure sync when online User roles (technicians, admin/office) Timestamped entries and basic audit trail PDF report generation matching our current test formats Central data storage with export capability (we retain data ownership) Preferred Approach We are open to: Low-code platforms (AppSheet, Power Apps, ProntoForms, etc.) Custom-built solutions (PWA or native) if justified We value practical, maintainable solutions over over-engineered systems. What We Will Provide Sample Google Sheets showing current fields and equations Existing NFPA test report examples Clear descriptions of workflows and field use cases Feedback during development and testing Ideal Candidate Experience Mobile or tablet data collection apps Offline-first workflows Form logic, calculations, and validation rules PDF/report generation Prior work with inspections, testing, safety, construction, or industrial field teams is a plus To Apply, Please Include A brief summary of relevant projects Example(s) of mobile or tablet data-capture apps you’ve built Your recommended platform/approach and why Estimated timeline for a first working prototype Ballpark budget range for Phase 1 This project has the potential to expand beyond the initial build as we roll out additional NFPA test types and reporting workflows.

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@Heather Di Rocco Most definitely not a finished product. I hope to get those nasty bugs out this weekend. It's taking me a little longer than expected. If someone just needs a list form and check boxes, by all means use an LLM model. But the Appsheet version provides more value and therefore can be offered at a higher price point. 1) The client can filter per inspector/user 2) A lot of clients especially older mangers are not yet comfortable with having their business data managed in an LLM. 3) Appsheet's database is HIPAA compliant so its good for holding sensitive personal information. 4) The software is managed by Google so more likely to be around for support. Drawbacks, the wireframe design and limited font variation is not sexy. We can change some colors but that's about it. Even though its no-code, its still a software build and system builds come with bugs and delays initially, so managing those expectations early is crucial. That said, the market value of the Appsheet version of this checklist is about $199 to $299. :-)

Just finished an Inventory management App. In this video, I walk through a complete mobile-first inventory management app built in AppSheet — covering inventory tracking, purchase orders, sales orders, stock levels, and automated calculations. This app uses a clean, scalable data model where inventory and balances are calculated automatically from posted transactions, not manually edited. Draft orders don’t affect stock or financials, and posted orders update everything in real time — ensuring accuracy, traceability, and control. 🚀 What you’ll see in this walkthrough: - How inventory stock is calculated automatically from purchases and sales - Draft vs Posted order logic (and why it matters) - Purchase Orders with multiple line items - Sales Orders that safely reduce inventory - Reorder levels, reorder flags, and reorder quantities - Transparent inventory item detail views showing exactly where numbers come from - A mobile-first UX design that works seamlessly on phones and tablets 🧠 Why this AppSheet inventory model works: - No manual stock adjustments - No double counting - Easy corrections using Post / Void logic - Fully auditable inventory and financial data - Scales cleanly as your business grows This is the same design pattern used in professional inventory, accounting, and ERP systems — implemented using no-code AppSheet. 👥 Who this video is for: - AppSheet builders (beginner to advanced) - No-code developers - Small business owners managing inventory - Consultants building internal tools - Anyone learning how to design real business apps in AppSheet 🛠️ Built With: - AppSheet - Spreadsheet-based data sources - Virtual columns and status-driven logic - Mobile-first UX patterns 🔔 Want more AppSheet tutorials? Subscribe for videos on: - AppSheet app architecture - Inventory, CRM, and operations apps - No-code business automation - Real-world AppSheet use cases

On Upwork today: Appsheet development Summary Hello,I work in a furniture store, and my manager has asked me to automate our sales workflow using Google Workspace and AppSheet. I have very little technical knowledge, so I need your help to build the complete application.We have around 25 salespersons, and I want an AppSheet application that helps us monitor and manage the full sales process. Below are the exact features I need:1. Customer Entry FormSalespersons will fill in customer details when someone visits the store:Customer NameMobile NumberProduct Category / Item InterestedFollow-up StatusAssigned salespersonDate & Time2. Sales Entry FormWhen a sale is confirmed, salesperson should record:Product NameQuantityPrice / Final AmountFloor (e.g., Ground Floor / 1st Floor / 2nd Floor)Payment statusDelivery statusDate of sale3. Attendance SystemSales staff must be able to mark:PresentAbsentLeaveHalf-Day(One tap attendance system preferred)4. Targets & Performance DashboardEach salesperson should be able to see:Monthly sales targetAchieved target (auto-calculated)Total customers attended this monthTotal number of sales doneConversion rate (customers → sales)Admin panel should allow:Setting monthly targets for each salespersonViewing all performance metrics5. Admin DashboardFor store managers:Daily customer countDaily sales countSales by each salespersonSales by floorAttendance overviewMonth-to-date performanceTop selling products6. Google Sheets as BackendAll app data (customers, sales, attendance, targets) must be stored in Google Sheets.The freelancer should:Set up all Google SheetsConnect them properly with AppSheetEnsure auto-calculations (totals, target progress, etc.)7. User Access25 salespersons will log in with their Gmail accountsEach salesperson should only see their own dataAdmin should see all data8. Additional RequirementsClean and simple UIEasy to use on mobileProper app securityGuidance on how to share the app with multiple usersBasic training on how to edit Google Sheets when neededGoalCreate a fully working AppSheet application that automates our furniture store’s sales workflow so we can track customer visits, sales, attendance, targets, and salesperson performance — all from one system.

U.S.-Based AppSheet Developer / Consultant (Hourly, Ongoing) Posted yesterday Summary I’m looking for an independent, U.S.-based AppSheet developer to take over and continue the build of an existing internal business app. The goal is to establish a long-term partner I can rely on for AppSheet consulting, refinements, and future modules—not just one-off implementation.This role is hourly and consultative in nature. You’ll help refine specs, advise on best practices, and execute efficiently.What I Need Help With (Immediate)Reviewing an existing AppSheet app and underlying Google Sheet schemaOrganizing complex forms into clear, user-friendly sectionsRenaming fields and tables for clarity and consistencyBuilding out 1–2 focused modules (workflows, actions, views)What I’ll Need OngoingAdvising on feature implementation and AppSheet limitationsHelping outline project specs and lightweight briefs before buildIterative improvements as the app evolvesOccasional troubleshooting and optimizationRequired ExperienceU.S.-based only (time zone alignment and communication matter)Strong, hands-on AppSheet experience (not just theory)Experience working with Google Sheets as a data sourceAble to explain tradeoffs and recommend pragmatic solutionsComfortable acting as both consultant + implementerNice to HaveExperience designing clean schemas for growing appsFamiliarity with inventory, operations, or internal business toolsPrior work maintaining or taking over existing AppSheet appsEngagement DetailsHourly contractStart with a small scoped engagement (paid)Opportunity for ongoing work if it’s a good fit Deliverables - Develop and structure AppSheet app for catalog and inventory - Collaborate directly with our team - Support ongoing feature development $15.00-$50.00 Hourly