
Plaud Spoken Field Notes to a Structured Sheet
Saves ~15 min
Details
Turns a spoken site visit into a filled-in spreadsheet row, so measurements and specs never get typed up twice. Built for anyone who dictates structured details on the job rather than writing them down: window and flooring measurements, equipment specs, inspection findings, punch lists, service call notes. Say the details out loud in the same order each visit (client, room, width, drop, colour, notes) and the workflow reads each new Plaud recording, pulls its transcript, extracts only the values actually spoken, and appends them as one row to your Google Sheet under whatever column headers you have already set up. Values are never inferred: if a measurement was not said, the cell is left empty and flagged in the run summary rather than guessed, because a fabricated number on a quote is worse than a blank one. Recordings that are not field dictations (meetings, personal memos, ambient audio) are logged as skipped and produce no row. A Processed tab records every recording id so the workflow can run on a schedule without duplicating rows. Pair it with your own quote template and the spreadsheet row becomes the quote.
Tools In This Workflow
Workflow Steps
- 1Get User Timezone and Date
- 2Ask for the Recording Window
- 3List Plaud Recordings
- 4Each New Recording
- 5Fetch Transcript
- 6Extract Spoken Fields
- 7Append Row to Sheet
- 8Summarize the Run
Step 1 of 8
Tool1
Get User Timezone and Date
Get the user's current local date, time, timezone and UTC offset. Everything downstream, the requested window, the recording timestamps and any spoken relative date, is resolved against this and never against the server clock.



