Product demo
FinExplorer & FinAudit in action
An unedited screen recording of both add-ins running in Microsoft Excel on Windows, on a sample company valuation model.
What the recording shows
| Intro | The two products, what each one does, and the pricing. |
| Ribbons | The FinExplorer and FinAudit tabs inside Excel, with every command available. |
| Explore | FinExplorer — “Explore formula”: the formula in a cell and every input feeding it, with live values, and those inputs highlighted on the sheet. |
| Trace | FinExplorer — “Explore precedents”: the formula broken into its parts, including a reference to the Assumptions sheet. |
| Map | FinExplorer — “Formula map”: the sheet coloured by the role of each cell, then restored. |
| Audit | FinAudit — “Analyze workbook”: finds cells with numbers hardcoded inside formulas, such as a tax rate typed into a calculation instead of linked to an assumption. |
| Report | FinAudit — “View findings”: a report of every finding with its severity and formula, and “Clear highlights” to restore the workbook. |
| Licence | The “License details” dialog: the plan, the expiry date and the activation key a customer enters after purchase. |
Both add-ins run entirely on the customer’s own computer, inside their own copy of Excel. Workbook contents, formulas and file names are never uploaded. The only data sent to our server is the licence key, the product name and a device identifier, used solely to validate the licence.
Try it yourself
You can install the same software and run it on your own spreadsheet: download the free 10-day trial. No account and no administrator rights are required.