The bid tape lives in Excel.
So does the agent.
BEXT meets debt-market traders where they already work. A high-performance Excel Add-in wraps authentication, pricing, MEP6 math, and an agentic AI assistant directly alongside the active worksheet — local-first, encrypted to the BEXT vault, streaming live market context.
Open the BEXT panel inside Excel and authenticate via firm SSO. A persistent encrypted session connects the workbook to the BEXT ecosystem without leaving the spreadsheet.
Sign in to your
debt market desk.
Authenticate once. BEXT keeps your session encrypted to the local workbook and the BEXT Vault.
Trader types a Blue File ID into the panel. BEXT looks up the loan record and instantly populates the worksheet with loan-level fields — UPB, FICO, LTV, coupon — already typed and ready to bid.
One click drops a standard LLPA (Loan Level Pricing Adjustment) grid into the worksheet with formulas pre-wired against MEP6. Trader keeps the grid editable for manual overrides.
=BEXT.LLPA(...) so the grid stays current as MEP6 versions ship.
Trader asks the MAPR agent to find pricing outliers in the active tape. The agent reads the range, queries MEP6, identifies anomalies, and links each finding back to the row in the sheet with a one-click fix.
The agent reviews and conducts MAPR model mapping — translating an unfamiliar tape's columns into BEXT's canonical fields, then verifying each mapping. Reduces manual entry errors that compound through pricing.
BEXT exposes the MEP6 quant library as native Excel functions. Cells call =MEP6.PRICE(), =MEP6.OAS(), =MEP6.DURATION(). Real pricing math, not wrappers — the same library that powers BEXT's server-side execution.
MEP6.* appear in the formula picker alongside SUM/IF. Type, autocomplete, drag-fill — standard Excel ergonomics.
MEP6.PRICE recalc on tick.
Streaming TBA prices, bid status, and curve moves arrive through the BEXT panel. Cells that depend on the market recalculate automatically; recently-changed rows pulse so the trader sees what just moved.