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Whenever new orders come in

I go down an order list in Excel, place each order on a supplier's website, and type the receipt number back into the sheet.

How it goes now

Read the next row.Switch to the supplier's site.Search for the item.Type the quantity.Pick the delivery date.Place the order.Copy the receipt number.Back to Excel. Paste it beside the row.Next row.

Row by row, down the whole list.

Tell Kitewell once

You
For each row of orders.xlsx, place the order on the Harbor Supply site and write the receipt number back beside the row.

That's the whole setup. Kitewell lays out every step for you to check, and nothing is saved until you apply it.

Then it runs on its own

orders.xlsxRunning on this computer

  1. Read the rows to runBefore anything runs, you see which rows will run, and why any other row won't.Done
  2. Place the orderFor each row: find the item, add the quantity, set the delivery date, place the order, and read the receipt number.Done
  3. Write the receipt backEach receipt number goes into the workbook, beside the order it came from.Done

What you get instead

The results land in the columns you chose, with Undo. A result never lands on the wrong row, even after you sort in Excel, and a file open in Excel means waiting, not failing.

Good to know

  • The workbook stays on this computer. The website step sends what it reads on the page to the model you choose.
  • Kitewell works on the file itself without starting Excel, so it runs with the screen locked.

What it needs

  • Google Chrome (or Edge on Windows)
  • An Anthropic, OpenAI, or Gemini model that can use a browser
  • The workbook as .xlsx (not .xls or Google Sheets)

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