flexibility and customization. All the benefits of excel including global assumptions, structured organization, global scalable formulas with none of the downside.

It syncs cleanly with our current files, so the conversion process is simple and streamlined.

Dashboards are where Aleph really shines for me. I manage our finance dashboards for financial statements and headcount, and I built a side-by-side comparisons of our different forecasts and plans. The differences show up right on the page, so I can spot what changed without digging through spreadsheets. Even with multiple pages and large data sets, everything loads quickly, so I’m not stuck waiting during month-end. The Aleph bot has been a great addition too. It gives insightful answers, and our leaders can ask it questions directly instead of waiting on finance to pull the numbers. They get what they need quickly, and my team spends less time on one-off requests and more time on actual analysis. Aleph has also become our go-to tool for cleaning up messy data. I use it to standardize vendor names, approvers and payment types, and the Excel integration makes it easy to update hundreds of entries at once instead of one by one. I also use it to tidy up our headcount data and confirm each month’s staff updates came through correctly. Before and after any big cleanup, I can quickly check our key numbers to make sure nothing broke, which gives me confidence in what we report. Aleph has more than paid for itself. The data cleaning work alone, standardizing records across thousands of entries, would have taken countless manual hours. Add in access to so many data integrations in one place, and we’re getting far more value than we’re paying for. When I have a question, I start with the Aleph bot, which usually gets me an answer right away. If it can’t, I reach out to the support team, who have been responsive and helpful. Between the two, I’m rarely stuck for long, and getting up to speed was straightforward.