Audit the workbook
We identify formulas, macros, linked files, owners, reports, exceptions and the decisions the workbook supports.
Hire Myriah to replace operational Excel files with a secure internal application. Preserve validated formulas and business rules while adding multiple users, permissions, approvals, audit history and reliable reporting.
Hire Myriah to replace operational Excel files with a secure internal application. Preserve validated formulas and business rules while adding multiple users, permissions, approvals, audit history and reliable reporting.
STARTING INVESTMENTFocused Excel replacement projects start from €3,000
DELIVERY WINDOWTypical first release: 4 to 8 weeks
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1Secure identity
2Business API
3Modern interface
4Monitoring
MIGRATION 68%Import a CSV or XLSX file, review automatic data checks, apply suggested fixes and switch between operations, technician and client permissions.
Open the interactive Excel demo →A useful Excel replacement preserves the business logic people trust while removing copied files, hidden ownership and manual reporting. The result is a secure internal application designed around how the operation actually works.
01Multiple employees need current records
02Approvals happen outside the file
03Reports require manual rebuilding
04Customers need a safe portal view
Current versionUnclear
Simultaneous usersRisk of conflicts
PermissionsFile-level
Change historyIncomplete
Automated handoffsManual exports
We do not start by deleting the spreadsheet. We document it, test the replacement against it and preserve an archive during acceptance.
We identify formulas, macros, linked files, owners, reports, exceptions and the decisions the workbook supports.
The spreadsheet structure becomes a clickable interface so users can validate records, actions and terminology before development.
We add authentication, permissions, validation, audit history and the agreed integrations, then rehearse the data migration.
Totals, sample records and reports are checked against the original workbook before users move to the application.
The scope should solve one valuable workflow completely. Additional modules can follow after adoption and results are proven.
Several people work from current records without creating conflicting copies.
Employees, managers and clients see only the records and actions they need.
Important changes record the user, time and previous state.
Accounting, CRM, email and operational platforms can exchange controlled data.
Reports use validated records instead of manually rebuilt worksheet ranges.
Existing records are cleaned, mapped, rehearsed and reconciled before launch.
One defined workflow, secure users, structured records, validation, reporting and controlled migration.
Timing depends on workbook complexity, stakeholder availability, historical data and required integrations.
Complex macros or formulas
Several user roles
Large historical data sets
Multiple integrations
Offline or mobile requirements
Not every workbook should become custom software. If the process is temporary, used by one person or changes every week, improving the spreadsheet may be the more sensible investment.
Warning signs, first-release scope, migration and adoption.
INTERACTIVE DEMOImport, validate and operate fictional records with different permissions.
PROJECT PLANNERTurn the current problem into a focused starting scope.
Every engagement is scoped around one valuable operating result, the people responsible for it and the evidence that will prove improvement.
A business-critical spreadsheet is rarely just a file. It contains formulas, status conventions and operating knowledge, while approvals happen in email and employees maintain their own copies. As more people depend on it, the company loses control over versions, access, changes and reporting. The development problem is not converting cells into screens. It is discovering the full workflow around the workbook without losing the rules the business already trusts.
Myriah audits the workbook, linked files, formulas, macros, users and manual handoffs before designing the application. The first release creates one shared source of truth with structured records, validation, role-based queues, approvals, audit history and dependable reports. Existing calculations are tested against representative examples. Integrations are limited to the systems the workflow genuinely needs, keeping the first release focused and easier for employees to adopt.
Migration begins with a clean representative data set and a reconciliation plan. Users test ordinary work, exceptions and reports before production. The original workbook can remain available as a read-only archive during acceptance, with clear ownership of corrections and a rollback path. After launch, the team measures time spent preparing reports, error frequency, approval delay and adoption. Further spreadsheets are replaced only after the first workflow has earned operational trust.
Excel, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, accounting platforms, CRM, document storage, email and custom APIs.
Preserve the business logic that matters while replacing file copies, hidden risk and manual control.
OPTIONKeep Excel
BEST FITOne owner and low operational risk
DECISIONFastest and least expensive
OPTIONImprove the workbook
BEST FITStable calculations with a controlled user group
DECISIONUseful before software investment
OPTIONBuild a web app
BEST FITMultiple users, approvals, audit history or integrations
DECISIONCreates one controlled operational system
Yes, when the spreadsheet controls a repeatable business workflow. We first document formulas, users, approvals, exceptions and reports, then design a controlled application around the process.
Yes. Important formulas, validations, macros and manual decisions are documented during the workbook audit. They are then translated into visible, testable application rules rather than copied blindly.
No. Migration is rehearsed with a representative data set, totals are reconciled and original files can remain as read-only archives during acceptance.
A focused first release starts from €3,000. Complex macros, historical cleanup, several integrations or advanced reporting increase the scope.
A focused first release typically takes four to eight weeks after scope is confirmed. Large historical migrations, several departments or external system approvals can extend delivery.
The proposal defines ownership, accounts and handover clearly. Myriah projects are designed so the client controls its business data and production environment.
Use the Myriah Project Planner to evaluate the workflow, users, integrations and risks before booking a call.
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