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For teams whose data is a file

Ask questions of your Excel sales data. No formulas, no pivot tables.

Drop in the workbook you already maintain. Covirage learns its structure, checks that the totals add up, and lets anyone on the team ask it questions in plain English.

Upload sample data to try itSee a demoExcel, Google Sheets and CSV. Nothing to install.
Upload · Sales by rep FY26.xlsx3 sheets found
Drop the file here. We check the roll-up before anything is stored.
Region→region
Rep name→salesperson
Customer→account
Net sales→revenue
5 minfrom upload to first answer
3file formats, no template required
Checkedtotals validated on every upload

Your spreadsheet, without the formulas

The structure your team built over years is the data model. We read it, validate it, and keep it. Nobody has to rebuild anything in a BI tool.

Reads the workbook as it is

Multiple sheets, merged headers, subtotals. We map them once and reuse the mapping.

Checks the totals

If the region sheet does not match the rep sheet, you find out before you present it.

Answers in plain English

"Top ten accounts by growth in Texas" is a question, not a pivot table.

How it works

Three steps, in this order.

Upload

The file as it is, every week or every month.

Confirm

We show what we found and what does not add up.

Ask

The whole team, from a link. No seats to train.

“The spreadsheet was already right. We just could not ask it anything.”The sales manager this page is for

Questions teams ask

Short answers. The Help center has the long ones.

Does it change my spreadsheet?

No. It reads a copy. Your file stays where it is.

What about Google Sheets?

Connect the sheet and it refreshes on a schedule.

What if the totals do not add up?

The upload report shows which rows disagree and by how much, before anything is shown.

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