Financial models

A model is a decision tool before it is a document. Ours are built to be audited by a stranger and driven by an owner.

Method

How the work is done.

Three-statement, monthly, driver-based. Built so an analyst can follow it without ringing you.

  1. 01

    Drivers first

    Revenue is built from the things you actually manage — units, sites, headcount, conversion — not a growth percentage applied to last year.

  2. 02

    Three statements, monthly

    P&L, balance sheet and cash flow, tied every period. Working capital, debt schedules and tax modelled properly rather than plugged.

  3. 03

    Conventions an analyst expects

    Inputs in blue, cross-sheet links in green, no hardcodes inside formulas, a balance check on every schedule.

  4. 04

    Scenarios that flex

    Base, upside and downside driven from a single switch, with sensitivities on the assumptions that actually move the answer.

Output

What lands on your desk.

  • Excel workbook, monthly, three statements
  • Assumptions page documented in plain English
  • Scenario switch and sensitivity tables
  • Board-ready summary dashboard
  • Recorded walkthrough for handover
Standard

What it is held to.

  • Zero hardcoded plugs
  • Balance sheet check on every schedule
  • Every input traceable to a source
  • Runs without the person who built it
Also part of the eight

Related capabilities.

Investor decks & executive summaries

The deck, the one-pager and the Q&A pack — one narrative, backed by the model.

Valuation & returns analysis

DCF, LBO, comparables and returns waterfalls, built the way the other side builds them.

Data rooms & diligence readiness

Structured, indexed, complete before the first request list lands.

13-week cash flow forecasting

The single most useful tool in a small business. Updated weekly, owner-friendly.

Next step

Thirty minutes. No pitch. Your situation, and what we would do about it.

If we are a fit, we will say so. If we are not, you will hear that too, and where to look instead. Either way you leave with a clearer picture of what good finance looks like for your business.