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# Practical guides

Build a complete app around a business task. Each guide includes a suggested schema, copyable prompts, and checks for the result.

* [Turn your spreadsheet into a real app](/ai-app-builder/practical-guides/spreadsheet-to-app.md): import Excel or CSV, connect Google Sheets, and build a customer tracker with forms and access rules.
* [Build a support dashboard](/ai-app-builder/practical-guides/build-a-support-dashboard.md): ticket list, filters, details, and assignment.
* [Build a customer portal](/ai-app-builder/practical-guides/build-a-customer-portal.md): customer-specific orders and access tests.
* [Build an approval app](/ai-app-builder/practical-guides/build-an-approval-app.md): requests, manager decisions, and recorded outcomes.

Start with the support dashboard if you are new to AI App Builder. Use test data while building. Generated screens can vary; judge the result by the stated behavior rather than an exact layout.


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