Grist vs. Spreadsheetsoftware ExcelAnalyzer

This is well suited to someone (or a team) who are technically minded and have a dataset that they need to be able to use in many ways. It's less appropriate for a team who isn't technically minded and/or don't have the data they need to manipulate. It would be useful for things that you could use a database or spreadsheet for such as CRM, Advertising database, Business tracking, Health tracking etc.

Incentivized

It analyse the financial Model for audit before taking a major decision. it is very easy to use and have a good usage for the new employees. It make my work easy to prepare the internal and external audits. It also help me to clean up the spreadsheets before automation and if you are in trouble then they have a very good customer support as well.

• Provides amazing customer service, help, examples, and explains what they are having you do
• The layout is easy

• Making the user permissions more obvious on how to use them - They are highly adaptable, but hard to understand how to use them
• Small changes such as auto colouring the choices/toggles options and being able to edit them once set.
• Being able to copy the formatting from one column to the next

Incentivized

Because it is a good tool to reduce the errors in your data and easy to use for all the employs in the organization to set up the Excel Analyzer is also very easy. It save my time and also reduce the financial risks after analysing my data. It also improve the compliance to audit the data.

Grist is easier to use, faster, and loads quicker with heavy data.

• It's saved a lot of time in both creating an advertising database and managing it week to week effectively. I had previously created in others that haven't worked, and this does, saving me a good 1 hour weekly, and 5 hours or more each time I had problems with the last ones
• Being able to stay on track with this has meant I'm following up at the right time (advertisers) and keeping a professional manner and not losing business due to missed communication
• Saving me $ from buying a program like Access (or Airtable monthly) and then the learning curve that that has. This has a much easier learning curve to say the least.

Incentivized