The question is not "Excel or Axiome": your teams will keep Excel. The question is where your steering indicators live — in files passed around, or on a living page connected to your real data.
| Axiome | Excel | |
|---|---|---|
| Data freshness | Real-time, connected to your databases | Frozen at export |
| Versions | One page, one state, for everyone | V2_final_REAL.xlsx |
| Collaboration | Simultaneous, with history and permissions | Shared files, frequent conflicts |
| Reliability | Governed metrics, centralized calculations | Fragile formulas, silent errors |
| Analysis | Axi answers questions in plain language | Build it yourself |
| Access | Controlled roles and sharing | The file circulates unchecked |
Why switch
What teams gain by moving to Axiome
No more Monday exports
The dashboard is already up to date when you arrive.
One version of the truth
No more debate about "which file is the reference".
Excel gets its role back
Ad-hoc analysis in Excel, steering in Axiome.
Excel is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation. Axiome doesn't replace the spreadsheet — it replaces file-based reporting.
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