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Audit All Payhere Plans in a Excel workbook

2026-05-14
5 min read

The Scenario

Your pricing page refresh goes live in two weeks. Your head of product asked you to make sure every Payhere plan is accounted for before the new page goes live — no orphaned legacy tiers, no two plans with the same effective price but different names, no plans with descriptions that reference old feature names.

You have 25 plans in Payhere. You've been on this account for four months. You did not create most of them.

The bad version:

  • Open Payhere, navigate to Plans, scroll through the list — there's no column for billing interval in the list view, so you can't see monthly vs. yearly at a glance
  • Click into each plan to check the billing interval and description, copy the details into a workbook row by row
  • After 12 plans you discover three of them have descriptions that reference a product feature that was deprecated last year — add a "needs review" column, go back and re-check the ones you already copied

Ninety minutes to build a reference workbook that should exist as a first step, not a final deliverable.

The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI

SheetXAI is an AI agent that lives inside your Excel workbook. It pulls the complete Payhere plan catalogue in one call and writes every field into the workbook — so the audit starts with data, not with data entry.

Export every plan from my Payhere account into this Excel sheet with columns for ID in column A, name in column B, price in column C, billing interval in column D, and description in column E so I can audit for duplicates and gaps

What You Get

  • Every plan in your Payhere account, one row each
  • Billing interval (one-off, monthly, yearly) written explicitly so you can filter at a glance
  • Plan IDs included so you have the reference needed for any follow-up update operations
  • Descriptions written in full — no truncation — so you can scan for outdated language

What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready

You want to flag duplicate prices across different plan names

List all Payhere plans into this workbook with name, amount, currency, and billing type — then in column F write "Duplicate price" for any plan that shares the same amount and billing type as another plan in the list

You need to spot plans with missing or short descriptions

Export all Payhere plans into this workbook with name, amount, billing type, plan ID, and description — in column G write "No description" if column F is blank, and "Short description" if column F is under 20 characters

You want the audit sorted by billing type, then price

List all Payhere plans into this workbook with all key fields, sort first by billing type (one-off, then monthly, then yearly) and then by amount ascending within each group

Full pricing audit plus gap analysis in one prompt

Export all Payhere plans into the Plans worksheet with name, amount, currency, billing type, plan ID, and description — then in the Audit worksheet write a summary table showing how many plans exist per billing type, the lowest and highest price per type, and flag any billing type category that has fewer than 2 plans as "Thin coverage"

The pattern: get the full export and the structural analysis in one command so the audit delivers conclusions, not just a list.

Try It

Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open a blank workbook in your Payhere account workspace, then ask it to export the full plan catalogue for your pricing review. See also: bulk updating plan prices once you've identified what needs to change. Full Payhere overview: How to Connect Payhere to Excel.

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