Invoices that get paid
Send what buyers owe. Unpaid, overdue, draft, and paid sit in the same list, with a label and icon every time.
Finance for media buyers
See the money. Send the invoice. Close the month.
FundLookup keeps buyer invoices, publisher payouts, and daily figures in one calm ledger, so you are not chasing five spreadsheets at month end.
Not a bankNot a Google productRead-only Sheets import
Your books, at a glance
Open buyer invoices
To collect$48,200.00
Past due$3,040.00
Drafts4 ready
This week$11,600.00
Sample buyer invoices. Layout only.
The product
Everything you already track, without the tab chaos
Tap a card. Each one is a real screen in FundLookup, not a slogan.
Payables you can trust
See what you owe publishers, who still needs approval, and what already left the account.
Daily figures, by date
Log calls and leads for a buyer or publisher. Missed yesterday? Add that date. Filter by vertical or invoice status.
Drafts when NET is up
When a cycle ends, a draft invoice or payable is ready. You review it. Nothing sends itself.
Profit you can explain
Money in, payouts, expenses, profit. Variances in a sentence, not a mystery column.
Bring an old Google Sheet
Optional. Connect Google, pick one spreadsheet, map columns, import. Disconnect whenever you want.
How it works
Four clicks from empty books to a month you can close
Choose a step. Your company data stays in your FundLookup workspace.
01
Set up the company
Add buyers, publishers, NET terms, and contract start dates. Everyone on the team sees the same ledger.
Who it is for
One company. Three views. No extra noise.
Brokers and accountants
Collect, pay, overdue, and drafts on one dashboard. The rest of the team only sees what they need.
Publishers
Signed-in publishers see their payables and payment history for that company. Nothing else.
Buyers
Signed-in buyers see invoices to pay on their account, not the whole ledger.
Google Sheets
Import history. Keep Google in its place.
Connecting Google is optional. FundLookup is not a Google product. Use of Google API data follows the Limited Use rules: no ads, no selling, read-only, only the file you pick.
spreadsheets.readonly
The sheet you pick
We read cell values from one spreadsheet you choose, so historical invoice rows can be mapped into FundLookup. We never write back.
We do not scan Drive. We do not write to Sheets. Disconnect in Integrations, or revoke access in your Google Account. Privacy · Delete data · Terms · admin@fundlookup.co
FAQ
Straight answers
Is FundLookup made by Google?
No. FundLookup is operated by Devdabs. Google Sheets and Google Drive belong to Google. Connecting them is optional.
Why Google Drive at all?
Only to list spreadsheet names and ids. We ask for drive.metadata.readonly, not full Drive, and we do not open files you never select.
What happens to my Sheet?
We read the tab you map, then copy those rows into your ledger. The file stays in Google. We never write back.
Can I remove Google later?
Yes. Integrations, then Disconnect. That drops the token we stored. Imported rows stay until you delete them. Full wipe: the data deletion page or admin@fundlookup.co.
Does this move money?
No. It records invoices and payouts you already handle at your bank.
Put the ledger in one place
Create a company on app.fundlookup.co. Read privacy and terms before you connect Google.