By Angel Campa, Founder · Updated March 2026 · Saves 2–4 hours per lease
Small property managers and tenant representatives use Google Sheets to track leases but must manually copy data from PDFs field by field. With no structured extraction, the sheet becomes stale or inaccurate, creating discrepancies between the source document and the working database.
Upload the executed lease PDF from your computer or a cloud storage link.
Lextract OCRs and extracts all 125+ fields including all dates, rent schedule, CAM structure, and options.
Any field below the confidence threshold is highlighted. Review those values in the original PDF before exporting.
Export all extracted fields as a CSV file.
Use File > Import in Google Sheets to load the CSV. Each lease creates a new row in your master tracking sheet with all 125+ fields as columns.
Learn about the full integration between Lextract and Google Sheets, including supported export formats and critical fields.
View Google Sheets integration →Yes. Download the Lextract CSV export and use Google Sheets File > Import to load it. You can import into a new sheet or append to an existing one.
Process each lease in Lextract and download a CSV for each. Then use Google Sheets to consolidate all CSVs into a master lease tracking sheet with one row per lease.
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