Daloopa Launches Scout AI Agent for Financial Modeling in Excel

Sep 9, 2026
Daloopa has released Scout, an AI agent that creates and updates financial models directly in Excel using plain language prompts and verified company data.

Daloopa announces the general availability of Scout in a press release, an AI agent that creates financial models directly in Excel. Users can enter plain language prompts to build models from scratch, update existing models after earnings reports, and compare companies within an industry.

Scout uses structured and verified data from Daloopa's database, which covers more than 6,000 public companies worldwide. Figures in its models include hyperlinks to their original sources for review and traceability.

The agent also offers quick start prompts, chat history, and default settings for formatting and modeling preferences. Users can save frequently used prompts as custom Skills.

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