Ask Claude questions such as “what happens to cash flow if revenue drops by 10%?” and have the answer calculated by your real Excel model, not estimated.
Connect a workbook to AccessEXL, then add its connector to Claude using the workbook's own key. Claude can then look up what the workbook offers, set inputs, recalculate and read the results. It is the quickest way to try a model yourself.
An organisation can publish a workbook as a governed capability with a plain-language description, example questions, its inputs and outputs, and its limitations. Authorised people and AI agents connect once with a personal token and can search for the capabilities they are allowed to use, read how each works and run it. Unauthorised or unpublished capabilities are not visible, and a capability can require a human to review its results before they are acted on. Publishing capabilities is available on Business accounts.
Yes. With AccessEXL, Claude can read and change the inputs of a connected Excel workbook, recalculate it and read the results, so its answers come from your actual model and formulas rather than a guess.
A workbook connector gives Claude direct access to one workbook through that workbook's key. A published capability is a governed, described version of a model that an organisation chooses to share with authorised people and AI agents, which can search for it, read how to use it and run it. Capabilities are available on Business accounts.
No. Claude only sees the inputs and outputs the workbook's configuration table allows, and the workbook stays in SharePoint.
Use a direct workbook connector for yourself or a builder testing one model. Use published capabilities for a team: they are described, access-controlled and can require a human to review results.
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