Runs your workbook as it is
Formulas, VBA and Power Query, with results that match Excel and nothing for you to rewrite.
Read moreExcelerant runs the workbooks your business relies on, VBA included, with nothing to rewrite. The people who built them keep maintaining them, and you get:
1Upload your Excel
2Set it up in about five minutes
3Ready for use in a user interface
3Ready for use as a web service
No rewrite, no software project
Every version kept, every figure reproducible
Live in about five minutes
Your workbook keeps working as it does in Excel. Excelerant adds what a production system needs, so you no longer need to add it yourself. See the product overview for how it works.
Formulas, VBA and Power Query, with results that match Excel and nothing for you to rewrite.
Read moreKnow who used which version to produce a result, compare versions, roll back in one step, and reproduce any figure later.
Read moreEach person sees and changes only what their role allows, and personal data is masked in downloads.
Read moreUse the workbook as an application or from your other systems, and run heavy calculations straight from Excel while you work on it.
Read moreWhen your spreadsheet is imported into Excelerant, you immediately get
Upload your Excel
Set it up in about five minutes
Use & manage Excels
Live from 1 Jan 2024
Live from 1 Jan 2025
Live from 1 Jan 2026
15 March 2025: version 2 calculates
Your other systems can use the spreadsheet directly: a customer portal, an administration system, a CRM. They send the inputs and get the results back, calculated exactly as in the workbook, with no software to build.
Earlier versions keep running alongside the current one, and versioning is bi-temporal. Add a date and the calculation uses the version that applied on that date. The same inputs on the same version always give the same result.
Reduced IT Dependency
What about AI?
Rewriting a workbook as software used to take months. AI can now do it in hours, and the code may well be good. But ask twice and you may get different code, and from then on the model belongs to IT, who have to maintain and test it.
Why Excelerant: the full comparisonIn practice
Important processes run on Excel because it’s flexible. Here are some examples from four different sectors where Excelerant keeps that flexibility and brings the process under control.
Example 1 · Insurance · Pricing
Actuaries build pricing models in Excel, often with VBA: for custom functions, to loop over the portfolio, or for the whole calculation. Many platforms only run the formulas; Excelerant runs the VBA as well. Its Goal Seek is also much faster, so you can price the full portfolio instead of a sample.
Read moreExample 2 · Retail
Teams across the business fill in Excel templates that change often. Excelerant keeps those templates and brings the process under control: one released version, a copy per team, every change recorded, and order files generated centrally.
Read moreExample 3 · Trading
Risk views and regulatory calculations are built in Excel, because international trading platforms don’t implement every local rule. Excelerant runs them centrally on live data, combines their results on dashboards for the desk and management, and keeps every figure reproducible.
Read moreExample 4 · Public sector
Daily processes often run on spreadsheets that hold citizens’ personal data. Excelerant keeps the spreadsheet, adds access rules down to the cell, masks personal data in downloads and logs every change, so the process meets privacy rules without being rebuilt.
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Let's start
A short call about your spreadsheets, your processes and what you want to achieve.
We import one of your existing spreadsheets into Excelerant, so you see the user interface and web service working on your own model.
Roll out to your users and connect your systems, with versioning, audit trail and access control in place.
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No. You use your Excel files as is, without a software development project. You upload the file and set it up in a short wizard: how users see it, which cells are inputs and outputs, which cells hold personal data, and who may use it. That usually takes about five minutes. Only if you want large VBA runs to go faster, you can mark loops that may run in parallel with a one-line comment; the file keeps working in Excel as before.
Yes. Your results mirror the calculations in your original Excel file, so there is no learning curve or risk of discrepancies.
You can, and the code may well be good. But ask twice and you may get different code, so every version has to be checked against the workbook, and from then on the model belongs to IT, who have to maintain and test it. For models the business owns, that is exactly what you want to avoid. AI does help in building the workbook itself, and Excelerant then runs that workbook as it is. More on Excelerant and AI
Either. Run on-premise or in the cloud. For really large datasets you can use multiple servers.
Very little. Business users work in the Excelerant user interface without IT involvement. IT involvement is limited to connecting other systems through the REST web service.
Every result is logged with who ran what, when and how. Excelerant provides version control, role-based access control, audit trails and built-in GDPR support, so business-owned Excel files fit your standard IT processes.
Where you want it to be. On-premise, Excelerant runs entirely within your own infrastructure: your data never leaves your environment and remains under your own security policies. For a hosted setup, we run a dedicated environment for you in the region of your choice, for example in the Netherlands or elsewhere in the EU, so your data stays within the jurisdiction you require. Prefer Microsoft Azure? Then we deploy Excelerant in the Azure region of your choice. Because Microsoft is a US company, US law can also apply there.
Yes, as they are. Excelerant runs your VBA as is, without any dependency on Excel, so workbooks with macros need no rewriting. Calculation-heavy VBA is fully supported.
Yes. Workbooks that use Power Query are supported, so your data preparation keeps working as it does in Excel.
Excelerant isn’t metered: you don’t pay per calculation, so running a model more often doesn’t cost more. The price depends on your situation and how you deploy it. Request a demo or contact us for a quote.