Smartsheet Launches AI-Native vsActual for C-Suites, Targeting 2027 General Availability
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Updated · Computerworld · Nov 5
Smartsheet Launches AI-Native vsActual for C-Suites, Targeting 2027 General Availability
3 articles · Updated · Computerworld · Nov 5
Summary
vsActual entered early access on Wednesday as a standalone Smartsheet application that lets CFOs and COOs track strategy execution, flag budget or timeline drift, and get recommended fixes.
AI agents pull data from Oracle, Salesforce, SAP, Workday, Smartsheet and even Slack, then build a plan of record, model scenarios, monitor overruns and delays, and suggest actions such as reallocating staff.
Human approval is required by default even though agents can update third-party systems with permission, reflecting analyst warnings that output quality depends on clean data, guardrails and clear intervention processes.
The launch marks Smartsheet's sharpest move beyond work management into strategy, budget and capacity oversight, putting it up against planning, financial operations and OKR tools.
General availability is planned for early 2027, with pricing still undisclosed but set to use a usage-based billing model.