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What's New in Version 5.1
Following in 5.0’s footsteps, SpreadsheetWeb 5.1 comes with several enhancements to the user experience and other perks. Driven by the needs of our users, our goal has always been to evolve SpreadsheetWeb into an easy-to-use platform that everyday business users can...
8 Things to Consider when Building Online Calculators
Online calculators have become effective marketing tools, capable of generating consistent web traffic and prospective clientele for many businesses by engaging visitors with relevant, interactive content. They also improve customer retention by providing value-added...
Custom Development versus SpreadsheetWEB: Cost and Time-to-Market Comparison
Microsoft Excel has an incredibly intuitive user interface for designing calculation models, albeit for finance, insurance, or sales. It’s one of the most preferred tools for many companies when it comes to the creation of business models, structured data storage, or...
What's New in Version 5.0
SpreadsheetWeb has seen one of its biggest updates ever. We’ve completely overhauled the control panel and turned it into a responsive, mobile-enabled platform. Every change has been made with the end user in mind; intuitive controls, less crowded tabs and a...
Helping You Generate Leads with Interactive ROI Calculators
ROI Calculators Are Great Lead Generation Tools Modern demographics of potential clients whether B2B or B2C are bombarded by a lot of passive and sometimes intrusive marketing initiatives. This environment makes it difficult to reach your...
SpreadsheetWEB Provides a Convenient Environment for Insurance Quoting Tools
Be it schedule rating, experience rating or retrospective rating; actuaries use data to build complex algorithms to determine premiums and offer customers the best deals available. However, tools that can keep up with an evolving market and...
Integrating Complex Spreadsheet Calculations with SalesForce
Repost from Medium Since basically everyone is an Excel user in today’s business world, many companies, naturally rely on spreadsheets to create pricing tools for their sales people. Excel offers thousands of features that makes this process...
How to Run Excel Based Monte Carlo Simulations on the Web for Better Performance
“The probable is what usually happens” - Aristotle Every serious business understands the importance of numerical analysis and makes decisions based on the most likely outcomes of a situation. Creating a mathematical model...
What’s New in Version 4.8
Businesses today have to rely on Microsoft Excel for their data tasks, because it has an easy learning curve and tons of readily available tools to create a complicated model. SpreadsheetWEB is the ultimate supplement to Excel; it plugs in...