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Modeling

Forecast and valuation models

Decision-ready models for business planning, funding discussions, and valuation support — structured so every assumption can be defended line by line.

ExcelScenario analysisDCFSensitivity modeling
3
scenarios built on one shared structure
0
hardcoded numbers inside formula cells
1 sheet
controls every assumption in the model
01 · Business problem

Where this started.

A pre-Series-A startup needed a model that could survive diligence, but their existing spreadsheet mixed formulas with hardcoded numbers, making it impossible to test alternative assumptions without breaking something.

02 · Approach

How we worked through it.

  • Rebuilt the model on a strict driver-based structure — every input isolated from every formula.
  • Separated revenue logic by customer segment to match how the business actually sold.
  • Built base, upside, and downside cases sharing the same structure, toggled from one input sheet.
  • Ran a live walkthrough with the founder so every assumption had a rehearsed answer before the funding call.
03 · Screenshots

What the delivered work looked like.

A look at the views and outputs built for this engagement.

Assumptions input sheet — every driver in one editable place
Linked three-statement output view
Scenario comparison chart (base / upside / downside)
04 · Files

Deliverables from this engagement.

Every file below is a fully worked sample — the same structure and formula logic we apply to live client work, built to demonstrate capability rather than serve as a template to copy.

05 · Delivered

What the client walked away with.

3-scenario driver-based model
Linked three-statement output
One-page executive summary
Assumptions walkthrough recording

This model is a fully worked sample — built to the same structure, formula logic, and review standard we apply to live client work. Company names and figures shown are fictional demonstration data.

Next step

We can build the same kind of clarity into your numbers.