Show Velarc the before and after
Upload the raw export files and the finished workbook you build today. That output becomes the specification.
Built for recurring Excel work that has to stay exact
Keep the workbook.Lose the recurring work.
Give Velarc the source files and the finished Excel report once. It learns the mappings, formulas, and formatting — then every period after, the hours of rebuilding become minutes.
No code requiredNothing publishes without your review14-day Solo trial · 25 runs per UTC month
Before
This period’s exports
erp_export.xlsx
department_map.csv
Velarc
Applies the learned workflow
Maps and joins the data
Rebuilds formulas and sheets
After
Finished workbook
management_package.xlsx
Formulas · sheets · formatting intact
Teach it once. Run it every period.
The fastest path from a manual workbook to a dependable recurring process.
Review the workflow it learned
Velarc reverse-engineers the mappings and transformations, and shows its confidence before anything is published.
Run every new period with guardrails
Drop in this month's files. Velarc adapts safe changes, flags uncertainty, and produces a download-ready workbook.
You already built the right workbook. Stop rebuilding it.
The painful part is rarely knowing what the report should look like. It’s repeating the joins, formulas, and formatting every time a new export arrives.
Hours
every period, by hand
Minutes
drop files, review, download
Recreate the workbook, not just the data
Formulas, pivots, multi-sheet layouts, number formats — the structure people already expect comes out intact.
Learn the logic between every source
Mappings, joins, calculations, filters, and ordering are inferred from your example. No code project.
Catch change before it breaks the report
When columns or file shapes drift, Velarc explains what changed and asks for review only where judgment is needed.
Turn one good workbook into a repeatable system
Published versions, traceable runs, and reusable corrections make the workflow more dependable over time.
Pricing
Pricing for spreadsheet work that has to stay exact
Prove one workflow for free, run recurring work with Solo, or expand into Operations and Scale as usage grows.
Prove the workflow
Explore
Learn how Velarc handles a real workbook before moving a recurring process into production.
$0
No card required
- 1 seat
- 1 active workflow
- 10 runs per month
- 1 run at a time
- Preview generated output
- Schema-change visibility
- Keep additional workflows as read-only archives
For the hands-on operator
Solo
Turn recurring Excel work into a reviewed, repeatable process with full downloadable output.
$65.83/mo
Billed $790 annually · Save $158
- 14-day trial with 25 runs per UTC month, no card upfront
- 1 seat
- 2 active workflows
- 50 successful runs per month
- 1 run at a time
- Full CSV and XLSX downloads
- Version history and run traceability
- Review schema changes before publishing
For growing operations
Operations
Give an operations team one shared place to build, review, and run business-critical spreadsheet workflows.
$249.17/mo
Billed $2,990 annually · Save $598
- Everything in Solo
- 5 included seats
- 10 active workflows
- 300 successful runs per month
- 3 runs at a time
- Shared workflows and run history
- Owner, admin, and member roles
- Launch-stage email support
For custom capacity
Scale
Coordinate a larger spreadsheet operation with more seats, workflows, and concurrent capacity.
From$665.83/mo
Billed $7,990 annually · Save $1,598
- Everything in Operations
- 15 included seats
- Starts with 30 active workflows
- Starts with 1,000 successful runs per month
- Starts with 5 runs at a time
- Capacity configured to your operation
- Custom implementation plan
- Security and architecture review
- Migration planning
How run usage works. One run is one published workflow processing its required source file(s) into a completed workbook output. Runs in progress reserve capacity; validation failures, cancellations, and platform failures do not consume it. Allowances reset monthly in UTC.
Make this the last period you rebuild it by hand.
Bring one source-and-output example. Velarc shows you what it learned before you commit.