Tech giant Google has launched new features for Android Sheets and Docs, enabling users to work more conveniently on their hand-held devices.
The new add-ons are available on Google Play store, where they can be easily downloaded, or directly used within the Docs and Sheets apps.
The latest Android add-ons include:
- 'DocuSign', which enable users to electronically sign the documents
- 'ProsperWorks' to import CRM data to a mobile gadget.
- 'ScanBot' to scan business documents.
- 'EasyBib' to add citations to a Google Doc.
Product manager with Google Apps, Saurabh Gupta, wrote on the company's Google Docs blog that the new features will help users to accomplish more.
"Whether it's a contract the user have to e-sign from their phone, or pulling in CRM data on user's tablet for some speedy analysis while waiting for your morning coffee, these new features can help you accomplish more."
Some other Android add-ons, which Google had announced earlier this week, includes 'PandaDoc' for e-signing, 'Zoho CRM' to import contacts from Sheets to Zoho's CRM app, 'Teacher Aide' and 'AppSheet' to create apps from data in Sheets.
Google stated that the add-ons had been available for desktop but with the new features, mobile phone and tablet users will also be able to finish tasks on the go. The latest add-ons were developed in partnership with 'EasyBib', 'ZohoCRM', 'Teacher Aide', and 'PandaDoc', as well as Google's educational platform under the banner of 'Classroom'.