What kind of engagement can I track on a Google Sheet?

LoomDoc's engagement tracking focuses on understanding user intent. You can track who viewed the sheet (with gated/private access) and, most importantly, every question they ask the AI. This tells you which data they are trying to analyze or understand.

How does analyzing questions help me?

If you share a financial model and see multiple investors asking about the 'customer acquisition cost' assumption, you know that's a key area of focus for them. This allows you to prepare for meetings and proactively address their concerns.

Does this work for complex financial models?

The AI is best at understanding and answering questions about well-structured, text-based tabular data. While it can't execute formulas, it can retrieve values, summarize columns, and find data based on your plain-English questions, which is often sufficient for high-level analysis.

How-To Guide

How to Track Engagement on a Google Sheet

Knowing your spreadsheet was viewed is one thing. Knowing which data points your audience cared about is a superpower. Learn how to track user intent, not just views.

Track Your Sheet's Engagement

The Problem: Data Without Context

You share a spreadsheet full of data—sales numbers, project budgets, user feedback. You have no idea what your audience is looking for, what they find interesting, or what they don't understand. The data lacks a feedback loop.

The Old Way

"I shared the quarterly numbers with the board. I hope they saw the growth in the Enterprise segment. I have no way of knowing if that's what they focused on."

The Solution: Engagement through Questions

LoomDoc reveals user intent by tracking the questions they ask. This is the most powerful form of engagement analytics for data-heavy documents.

The LoomDoc Way

Your analytics show that board members asked multiple questions about the Enterprise segment's performance vs. the SMB segment. You now have a clear signal of their priorities for the next meeting.