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Intlexl

One workspace for every project.

Sheets, schedules, dashboards, capacity, forms and automation share the same data, so a change made once is true everywhere. The AI and the agents can help because owners, dates and dependencies are structured data, not prose.

Views over the same rows
5
Grid, Gantt, timeline, Kanban, calendar
Dashboard chart types
10
Plus metrics, tables and resource widgets
Automation actions
13
From set a cell to call a webhook
Tools for AI and MCP
100+
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Sheets that hold the whole plan.

Rows have parents and children, owners carry allocations, and every date can be a dependency. Edit together and see each other's cursors.

  • Typed columns

    Text, number, currency, percent, date, dropdown, checkbox, contact, task owner, duration, formula and more.

  • Formulas across sheets

    A formula engine with cross-sheet references and cell links, and a formula bar that colours the cells it reads.

  • Comments, files and history

    Attachments, proofs, reminders and row locks, with a history for every row.

Gantt with dependencies and a critical path.

Move a date and every dependent task follows. Ask what would slip before you agree to a change.

  • Dependency types and lag

    Finish-to-start and the other three, with lead and lag in days.

  • Critical path and float

    Calculated from your dependencies and shown on the chart.

  • What-if through Intlexl AI

    Ask what would slip if a date moves. It shows everything the change touches and saves nothing.

Dashboards that draw from the sheets.

Build a dashboard from metrics, ten chart types, tables, timelines and resource widgets. It updates as the sheets do.

  • Six themes

    Follow the app, or choose Aurora, Sunset, Royal, Graphite or Midnight.

  • Filters, cross-filter and drill-down

    Click a chart segment to filter the dashboard, or open the rows behind a number.

  • Comments and sharing

    Discuss a widget in place and share the dashboard with the right people.

Utilisation for everyone who owns a task.

Point the resource manager at your plans. It reads owners and dates and works out weekly load per person.

The rest of the PMO toolkit, in the same workspace.

Forms

Public intake forms mapped to sheet columns, with logic and your logo.

Reports

Filter, sort and group rows across sheets, live on open.

Automations

Triggers, conditions and actions, with run logs.

Search

Ctrl or Cmd K across sheets, rows and dashboards, with filters.

Daily digest

A morning summary at 08:00 local time, with per-person preferences.

Time zones

An organisation zone and a personal zone. Dates and today respect both.

Import and export

Excel in and out, Smartsheet and Microsoft Project import.

Recycle bin

Deleted workspaces, sheets and dashboards are restorable.

Questions people ask.

Both. Each project is a sheet with its own tasks, owners, dates and dependencies. Dashboards, cross-sheet reports and the resource manager then read across every sheet you point them at, so the view across projects is a live rollup rather than a report assembled by hand.

Yes. Every sheet can be shown as a Gantt chart with predecessors, dependency types and lag. The critical path is calculated from the dependencies, and you can ask Intlexl AI to simulate a change to a date or duration before you commit to it.

It works like one, with a fast grid, formulas including cross-sheet references, and Excel import and export. It also plans like a project tool, with hierarchy, owners with allocations, dependencies, views and live multi-user editing.

PMOs coordinating several programmes, where the cost is less in planning the work than in keeping status current, spotting capacity clashes and reporting across projects on a cycle.

Bring one plan. See it run.

In 30 minutes we set up a workspace like yours and show sheets, Gantt, dashboards, capacity and a PM agent at work.