Reporting & review

Give the decision a clear record.

Follow the changes, review the work with your team and prepare outputs tied to a saved model. Keep the basis of the decision clear as the project moves on.

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FOUNDRY YARD / SAVED BASE£2.79mProfit after finance.Follow the result into the report Illustrative case · before tax

Inside FeaslyFoundry Yard

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One case. From result to report.

Follow the number.
Understand the decision.

Choose a result to find it in the issued pages. This is Foundry Yard’s saved Base: the same assumptions, figures and financial story.

Profit after finance / saved Base£2.79m

What is left after finance?

£2,794,970 remains after the project costs and finance. The report carries the same saved result into the executive summary and appraisal.

Follow it into the report

01 / Executive summaryOriginal excerpt

The summary rounds the headline to £2.8m. The exact profit sits directly above it.

Open the original page

Keep the whole picture

The detail is still there.

Move between the two issued pages. Open either at full size, or take the complete case review with you.

Download the case review

PDF · 5 pages, including these two issued Base pages and a separate cost comparison.

Start with the assumptions

Issued Foundry Yard demonstration report: executive summary, recommendation, financial measures and cumulative cashflow from Base — 01 / Executive summaryRead the page

Issued Foundry Yard demonstration report: development appraisal with revenue, costs, finance and residual profit from Base — 02 / Development appraisalRead the page

Foundry Yard · Fictional demonstration · Before tax

Recorded versions and changes
Authoring and viewing roles
PDF reports and Excel workbooks

How the work moves forward

A decision with a point of reference.

01Save the model
02Review the reasoning
03Prepare the output

Trace the changes.

Use recorded versions to follow how the assumptions and appraisal developed. Review the changes, revisit an earlier point and use Undo and Redo as you work through revisions.

Review with your team.

Bring teammates into shared projects with authoring and viewing roles. See who is present and bring their latest changes into view, so the review starts from the work you intend to discuss.

Report from a saved model.

Add your recommendation and firm details to a PDF report, or export the model and results to an Excel workbook. The output identifies the saved model state used for that decision, giving the reader a fixed reference even when later work changes the appraisal.

Workspace

Keep the evidence and alternatives together as work develops.