The Scenario
You are a product manager at a SaaS company. The marketing team is redesigning the pricing page this quarter and needs a full picture of every ProAbono pricing table, what offers they contain, and how they are configured, before the copywriter starts.
You have never looked at the pricing table configuration in ProAbono. You do not know how many tables there are or what offers are inside them. The design brief is due in four days.
The bad version:
- You open ProAbono and find the pricing tables section
- You count four pricing tables with different offers inside each
- You copy table ID, name, visibility, and creation date for each table into a spreadsheet
- Then you click into each table to see the offers and copy offer name, offer ID, and display order for each
- The order of offers inside table 3 does not match what you see on the website and you spend 20 minutes figuring out why
- You deliver a partial sheet with the table list but no offer details because you ran out of time
- The copywriter starts with incomplete information and redesigns the wrong pricing structure.
The fast version is one prompt.
The Easy Way: One Prompt in SheetXAI
SheetXAI is an AI agent inside your spreadsheet that can pull both the pricing table configuration and the offer details in one prompt.
Open the SheetXAI sidebar and type:
List all ProAbono pricing tables and write table ID, name, visibility, and creation date into Sheet1. Then for each pricing table, list its offers and write pricing table name, offer name, offer ID, and display order into Sheet2.
SheetXAI queries both endpoints, writes the table catalog into Sheet1 and the offer breakdown into Sheet2. The copywriter has the full pricing structure in two tabs.
What You Get
A two-tab pricing review package:
- Sheet1 — every pricing table with ID, name, visibility, and creation date
- Sheet2 — every offer in every table, with pricing table name, offer name, offer ID, and display order
You can see at a glance which offers are in which tables and in what order, without clicking through the ProAbono UI. The copywriter can start immediately.
What If the Data Is Not Quite Ready
Pricing table reviews often need additional context. SheetXAI handles it inline.
When you want to flag invisible or draft pricing tables
Some tables may be set to hidden and the marketing team should not redesign around those.
List all ProAbono pricing tables. Flag any table with visibility set to hidden or draft in column E with "DO NOT REDESIGN." Write the full offer list for visible tables only into Sheet2.
When you need to compare the current structure to last quarter
You want to see what changed in the pricing tables since the last redesign.
List all ProAbono pricing tables and their offers. For each offer, note the creation date. Flag any offer created after 2025-01-01 as "New This Quarter" in column E of Sheet2.
When the copywriter wants the offers sorted by display order within each table
The current Sheet2 is sorted by table but not by display order within each table.
List all ProAbono pricing table offers. Sort the results by pricing table name first, then by display order ascending within each table. Write pricing table name, offer name, offer ID, and display order into this sheet.
When leadership wants the full pricing picture including offer descriptions
The redesign team wants offer names and IDs but also the description and price for each offer.
For each pricing table in ProAbono, list all offers. For each offer, fetch the offer name, offer ID, display order, description, and price. Write the full details into Sheet2 with one row per offer per pricing table.
The pattern: instead of clicking through pricing table configuration in the ProAbono UI, you ask for both the table structure and the offer list in one prompt.
Try It
Get the 7-day free trial of SheetXAI and open a blank sheet, then ask it to pull your full ProAbono pricing table configuration. The ProAbono integration is included in every SheetXAI plan. For related workflows, see how to export the discount catalog for a pricing review or the ProAbono in Google Sheets overview.