One assistant across your entire business.
Not a copilot for one module. A single conversational operator that reaches every function — because one capability registry governs everything.
What the AI operator does all day.
Five scenarios from a realistic business. All figures illustrative.
It starts before you do.
The morning brief
The assistant reviews your pipeline, your project deadlines, your open compliance items and your communications overnight. By morning, it has a prioritised brief: what needs attention, what can wait, and what it has already handled.
Upload it. Ask it. Get the answer.
The spreadsheet question
A client sends a workbook with thousands of formulas and a figure that does not tie. Upload it to Exarity. The assistant analyses the source, maps the fields, runs the calculations live, and tells you which assumption is wrong — with the citation.
It finds the gap before the auditor does.
The compliance catch
The assistant monitors your compliance obligations against your activity. A filing deadline approaching with no work logged. A sanctions screening overdue on a counterparty. It flags the gap, drafts the action, and waits for your approval.
Due 30 Sep 2026 · 15 days overdue · no work logged
Last screened 14 Apr 2026 · 183 days ago · policy: 90 days
It sees the deal going cold.
The CRM gap
A key account has had no logged activity in three weeks. The pipeline still shows it as warm. The assistant notices, flags the discrepancy, and suggests a follow-up — before the quarter ends.
Vantage Logistics has had no logged activity in 23 days but pipeline still shows “warm.” Suggest follow-up call before Q4 close. Draft outreach prepared.
One question. Every function.
The cross-functional answer
"What is the total exposure on Client X — outstanding invoices, open projects, and unanswered communications?" The assistant answers from CRM, finance and comms in one response, citing each source.
“Total exposure on Meridian Holdings?”
4 modules queried · 3 sources cited · scope: excludes Q4 projections
From spreadsheet to live model.
Upload the workbook the business already runs on. Exarity keeps every formula, recalculates it live, answers what-if questions in conversation, and exports back to .xlsx.
Two examples. All figures illustrative.
Stock tracking
The stock sheet, running live.
Quantities, reorder levels and unit costs, with the formulas that turn them into stock value. In Exarity the same formulas run live: change one input and every figure that depends on it moves with it.
Your workbook
In Exarity
What happens to stock value if ball valves go to $52 each?
Stock value moves from $9,130.80 to $9,358.80 (+$228.00).
1 input changed · 2 cells recalculated
Payroll
The payroll worksheet, checked against itself.
Hours, rates, deductions and net pay, each one a formula. Exarity recalculates the worksheet, and a fidelity gate compares every result with the source workbook before any figure is relied on.
Your workbook
In Exarity
What does a 6% rate increase add to the month?
Gross payroll moves from $25,824.00 to $27,373.44 (+$1,549.44).
5 inputs changed · 18 cells recalculated
New capabilities, no integration work.
Exarity's capability registry declares what the platform can do. The assistant discovers capabilities automatically — when a new function is registered, it is available conversationally with zero assistant code change. Twenty modules are registered today. New ones are reachable the moment they are added.
Unlimited formulas. Executing live.
Exarity's models module executes financial workbooks with no formula limit — inside the product, with a differential fidelity gate that verifies every calculation against the source. In live testing it has recalculated workbooks exceeding 464,000 formulas. This is not a demo trick. It is the closing argument for a buyer whose work product is a spreadsheet.