Navifia
The finance team's toolkit for Excel + PowerPoint
Navifia launched on July 29, 2026 with 1 votes.
What it does
Navifia is the FP&A toolkit inside Excel and PowerPoint — featuring one-click Excel Sync, cell-anchored Threads, pre-send deck audits, and 50+ tools across both apps to facilitate your modeling and reporting. Yours in minutes and easy to share team-wide. Your files never leave your computer. $16/user/month for both add-ins. Free public beta through 31 August 2026.
Navifia is the finance toolkit inside Excel & PowerPoint — 1-click Push sync, 50+ workflow tools, and team-wide setup in minutes. Your files never leave your computer.
1-click Push sync, 50+ workflow tools, and team-wide setup in minutes. Charts, tables, and ranges land as linked shapes — then one Push refreshes every open deck. Cell-anchored review with attachments and Open / Pending Review / Pending Info / Resolved status — stored in the workbook; visible from PowerPoint’s standalone Threads pane (with message previews). Check Period for stale “as of” labels; Check Numbers for leftover KPIs. Optional Check Fonts (with Replace) for off-brand type. Inventory every linked shape, update or break links, then use the Editor and Workbook groups for trace, variance, split/consolidate, and cleanup. Layouts & elements · Visual indicators & Mini chart · Stamps,…from navifia.com
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