Finance overview
Make the monthly finance review easier to act on.
Explore dashboardAn AI native way to explore Excel. Upload a workbook or use a selected range through the add-in, ask a business question, and turn the answer into a dashboard.
Start with a business question.
Open a dashboard. See the value in your data.
Illustrative dashboards using fictional September 2026 data. Available analyses depend on the fields in your source.
Make the monthly finance review easier to act on.
Explore dashboardUnderstand the mix behind revenue.
Explore dashboardPrepare better supplier reviews.
Explore dashboardUnderstand the drivers of expense claims.
Explore dashboardSee the distribution of incoming payments.
Explore dashboardSupport resourcing conversations with measured effort.
Explore dashboardReview replenishment priorities using shipment activity.
Explore dashboardBring delivery evidence into portfolio reviews.
Explore dashboardGuide territory reviews with sales evidence.
Explore dashboardPlan service capacity around demand.
Explore dashboardCompare investment across marketing channels.
Explore dashboardIdentify the lines to review with operations.
Explore dashboardExcel is where the numbers live — and where every question turns into manual work. The answer is in there; getting it out is the job.
Every new question means another pivot — drag the fields, refresh, re-slice, repeat. The result is a layout to maintain, not an answer you can just read.
Related data sits on separate tabs, so you stitch it together with VLOOKUP or INDEX/MATCH — brittle formulas that break the moment a column moves or a row is inserted.
The file gets emailed, edited, and forwarded until no one is sure which copy is current. Your numbers depend on which attachment you happened to open.
Three steps from an Excel file to an answer — no pivot tables, no formulas, no data prep.
Connect an Excel file for live, synced data, or upload a one-off .xlsx when you just need a single look. tableArth.ai reads the workbook structure automatically — no template, no cleanup.
Connect · or upload .xlsxEach tab is read as its own table, keeping its own columns and types. Related sheets are understood and joined on shared keys — no VLOOKUP, no flattening into one tab first.
Multi-sheet, joinedType a question. tableArth.ai works out which sheets it needs, runs the query, and streams back the answer with the right chart — suggesting follow-ups and asking to clarify when a request is vague.
Answers + chartsOne question replaces the pivot table, the VLOOKUP, and the chart setup — across every sheet in the file.
Connect an Excel file and analysis runs on data that syncs automatically as it changes. Need a quick one-off instead? Upload the .xlsx and ask right away.
Every sheet is read as a related table and joined on shared keys. Ask across tabs without writing a single VLOOKUP or INDEX/MATCH.
Answers arrive with the visual that fits — bar, line, area, pie or donut, scatter, stacked bar, funnel, or table — chosen by the engine, not configured by you.
tableArth.ai suggests questions worth asking and asks a quick clarifying question when a request is ambiguous — so you reach the right answer faster and with more confidence.
The timeout issues that used to affect bigger uploads are fixed. Large workbooks load reliably and the upload process is smoother for larger datasets.
Add an Excel file to a Workbook alongside Google Sheets and databases like MySQL and MongoDB, then ask one question and get a single answer pulled across all of them.
No formulas, no pivot tables — just type. Here's the kind of thing people ask on day one.
Four privacy modes control exactly what a model can see — Full AI, Masked data, Hybrid (stats-only), and Local template. Choose the mode per workbook, so sensitive columns stay protected while you still get the answer.
Upload an Excel workbook for snapshot analysis, or use the configured Excel add-in with a selected table or range. Uploaded files stay at the supplied version until you provide updated data. Add-in installation and activation require setup.
Yes. tableArth.ai reads every sheet in the workbook as its own related table and can join across them on shared keys. You can ask questions that span tabs without writing a VLOOKUP or flattening everything into one sheet first.
Yes. The timeout issues that used to affect larger uploads are fixed, so big Excel files load reliably and the upload process is smoother for larger datasets.
No. You ask in plain English and tableArth.ai writes and runs the query, picks the chart that fits, and streams the answer back in seconds. There are no pivot tables to build, no VLOOKUP to maintain, and no SQL to know.
Yes. Add an Excel file to a Workbook alongside Google Sheets and databases such as MySQL and MongoDB, then ask one question in natural language and get a single answer pulled across every connected source.
Ask questions across your Google Sheets in plain English — live, synced, and joined across tabs.
Read more → ProductOrganize selected Excel, Sheets, and database data in one workbook. Use supported relationships and query paths, and confirm the freshness of each source.
Read more → GuideA practical walkthrough of asking questions across an Excel workbook — no pivot tables or VLOOKUP.
Read more →The add-in supports Excel for Microsoft 365 on Windows, Mac, and the web. Installation and activation are arranged for your workspace.
Inspect columns and the first rows of your selected table before analysis.
Use streaming chat to explore the selected dataset and follow up on results.
View generated KPIs, charts, and a data table when the analysis is ready.
Connect or upload one workbook, ask in plain English, and see the answer and the right chart in seconds — across every sheet.
Keep the conversation where you work. MCP brings authorized tableArth workbooks into compatible clients such as Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor.
From Tally and spreadsheets to databases, cloud bills, and ad reports: connect the source once, then explore its workbook context through the tools you choose.
Staged preview. Availability depends on your client, deployment, and plan. Creating or updating dashboards requires write permission.
“Explore my workbook, explain what changed, and help me build a dashboard for the next review.”
Workbook context → governed analysis → a dashboard you can return to.