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Monarc for Excel

We told you Excel was never the problem. Here is the proof.

Monarc lives inside the workbook your team already built. Pull figures in, work the way you always have, and the changes land back in your record — attributed, timestamped, and traceable.

There is no new system to log into, no migration, and nothing to learn. That is the difference between a platform a firm buys and a product your team loves to use.

01

Pull the numbers in

Pull a figure straight into the model. Borrower financials, covenant tests, a position’s history — into the cell you already set up.

02

Click a number, see where it came from

The document, the page, the transformations. No hunting through document and file versions.

03

Edit in the sheet, as you always have

Your changes land in the record, attributed and timestamped — not in a local file you can’t reconcile two quarters from now.

04

Your model keeps working

Nothing to rebuild and nothing to migrate. The workbook an analyst built last quarter still runs this quarter, on current data.

Get the plugin

We will get back to you with access and what it needs on your side.

Excel 2016 and later Windows & Mac [IT approval note]

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Before you ask IT

What it needs

[Excel version, platform, and whether it installs per-user or needs an admin. Say plainly whether an analyst can install it alone or whether IT has to.]

What it sends

[What leaves the machine and what stays on it. The first question a compliance team asks, and the one most likely to stall a pilot if the answer has to be chased.]

What it needs behind it

Monarc for Excel runs against a Monarc deployment. If you do not have one yet, we will show you the plugin working on a portfolio you choose.

How it is distributed

[Microsoft AppSource or a direct install. AppSource carries Microsoft’s vetting and clears security review materially faster — worth stating either way, because “we will find out” costs a month.]

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