Your challenges
Your teams spend their days in Excel.
The same figures are copied from one file to the next, every month. One spreadsheet runs a whole department, and only one person really knows how to use it. We replace that manual work with reliable data and tools your teams actually use.
What your spreadsheets cost you
Time lost every week
Copy, paste, check, send again: hours go into preparing the figures instead of reading them.
Errors nobody sees
One broken formula or one missing row is enough to skew a decision, and nobody notices in time.
Dependence on one person
When the person who knows the file is away, the report waits. When they leave, everything has to be rebuilt.
Replacing Excel: how we go about it
Look at how you work
We start from the files your teams really use: where the figures come from, who reuses them, what they are for.
Make the source reliable
Data is collected once, checked and stored in one place: everyone starts from the same figures.
Provide the right tools
Dashboards to read, automated tasks for what repeats, and Excel where it is still the most practical.
Pass it on
We document and train your teams, so they can change their tools themselves.
Replacing Excel: the offers that address it
The proof
We automated our own tasks first.
At our place first
We first automated our own processes, then those of our clients. Today Idemys runs its own company with its AI agents.
A person approves what matters
Sensitive steps stay approved by a person on your teams, and every action is logged.
Our commitments
A project scoped and priced by an engineer
Before we start, you know what will be done, in which steps and at what price.
What must change, agreed with you
From the start, we agree on what must change and how to measure it, then we follow the results with you.
Self-sufficient teams at the end
When your teams can change their tools without us, we tell you.
Do your teams spend too much time in Excel?
Describe your need in a few lines: we get back to you, and an engineer scopes and prices your project.