Tiller launches new personal finance service for Excel, partners in exclusive offer for Microsoft 365 subscribers

Seattle – (work wireToday, Tiller announced full support for Microsoft Excel, offering a complete personal finance service built on the industry’s leading spreadsheet software.

The newly upgraded Tiller service connects 21,000 banks with Excel and imports daily financial data with a single click. Customers can easily track their daily spending, account balances, budgets, and net worth in their Excel workbooks without entering data or logging into multiple accounts.

Working with Microsoft, Tiller is offering Microsoft 365 customers a special 60-day trial of the service.

Additional personal finance features exclusive to Tiller include pre-made templates, daily account update email, user community, and top-rated customer support. Summer Tiller will release AutoCat, the first fully customizable automatic transaction classification engine for Excel.

“Tiller welcomes all Microsoft 365 subscribers,” said Peter Paulson, CEO of Tiller. “With full Excel support, our customers can manage their money more easily, their way, with all their accounts updated in one place, flexible reports, customizable categories, and uncompromising privacy. We’re sure Excel fans will fall in love with Teller” .

Register with Teller

Microsoft 365 subscribers can claim a free, extended 60-day trial of Tiller by following a link in a Microsoft email to announce the offer. Eligible users must be located in the United States and have an active Microsoft 365 subscription. This offer is available exclusively to Microsoft 365 subscribers.

About Teller

Tiller is the only automated personal finance service built on Microsoft Excel and Google Sheets, combining the ease of an application with the power of spreadsheets. Tiller provides customers with a clear view of all their finances in one place, flexible models, an active user community, US-based customer support, strict privacy, and no ads.

Teller’s team leads a mission to help people gain greater confidence and control over their financial lives, guided by the conviction that money matters because life matters more.