Your spreadsheets, as a live dashboard.
Point Valv at the folder where your exports land. Every sheet becomes a table your agent can query. Ask for a dashboard, and when someone saves the file, the dashboard updates.
One folder, every sheet a table.
Connect a folder of Excel and CSV files, subfolders included, up to 500 files. A workbook with four sheets gives you four tables.
Tables 7 tables · watching for changes
Ask for the dashboard.
No pivot tables to rebuild. Tell your agent what you want to see, and it builds a dashboard from the sheets. It works from Claude Code or Cursor too, through Valv's Excel MCP server.
$1.33M +14% vs Q2
Save the sheet, the dashboard updates.
Valv watches the folder. When someone saves a file, the tables reload and every live dashboard built on them shows the new numbers.
Numbers stay numbers, dates stay dates.
Valv reads each column and detects numbers, dates and true/false values. Sums, averages and "by month" work the way you expect.
Your workbooks stay untouched.
Valv only reads the files. Neither you nor the agent can change a cell from Valv, so the spreadsheet your finance team keeps stays theirs.
Next to your databases.
A spreadsheet folder sits in the same workspace as Postgres, Stripe or PostHog. One question can use both, like targets from a sheet against revenue from billing.
Q3 revenue is $1.35M against a $1.3M target, 104%. EMEA is the only region below plan.
Point Valv at your exports.
Free for personal use, every feature included. Commercial use needs a seat at beta pricing. See pricing.