It reads the messy sheet, and hands you the strategy.
Upload a business workbook. Blunion finds the real data, works out the calendar and the money, and turns it into analysis a reviewer can act on. No formulas, no mapping, no cleanup.
Finds the data on its own
It classifies every sheet by structure, picks the raw data dump, ignores the pivots and templates, and recovers the true header row even under title and blank rows.
Understands the calendar
Fiscal year start, months as names or numbers, financial-year strings like 25-26. Year on year compares only the months present in both, so the read is honest.
Exact money, your scale
You declare the value column and its scale (figures, thousands, lakhs, millions, crores). Applied once, at the source. Numbers are 64-bit exact, never adjusted.
Targets and gaps
Actual against plan, period matched to where actuals reach, placed on the exact channel, region, branch and category. The work list, not a single number.
Up to three files, one picture
Read several workbooks together and answer the questions that only make sense across them, whatever the data is, and see exactly where they diverge.
Editable board deck
One click builds a polished PowerPoint with the charts and the written insight, ready to open, edit and present.
Switch between the value types in your file, and filter the whole thing.
When a file carries several values in one sheet, say actual and plan, or two channels, a Value type control lets you switch which one every tab reads, clearly labelled so a number is never ambiguous. Filters like channel, category, region and branch narrow the entire analysis, not just the overview, and every plan comparison stays like for like.
Every figure below is Actual, switch it in the control bar. Filters and the period apply to every tab.
Every number is computed, never guessed.
There is no estimation and no language model inventing figures. Where a plan is not set at a grain, there is deliberately no achievement shown, because inventing one would be a false read.