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One workspace for the whole appraisal.

Keep assumptions, source documents, scenarios and results together. Put the information you need side by side, compare alternatives and carry the reasoning into review.

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Read the saved result.

Cedar Quarter’s Base keeps the financial result in view.

See the funding behind it.

Review the capital the project needs alongside its returns.

Saved financial results from the Cedar Quarter demonstration model in AED
Cedar Quarter · Saved assumptions and results · Illustrative modelOpen full view
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Full-size: Saved financial results from the Cedar Quarter demonstration model in AED
  • Arrange the model around your work
  • Compare alternatives with Base
  • Carry the reasoning into review

How the work moves forward

An alternative deserves a clear comparison.

  1. 01Keep your Base
  2. 02Explore a what-if
  3. 03Review the difference
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Inside the Feasly workspace

Find your way. Make room for the work.

A workspace that
works around you.

Expand the navigation to move between research, modelling and your existing work. Keep it compact when the detail needs more room.

Side by side

Arrange assumptions, documents and outputs around the question you’re answering.

Across screens

Open supported views and the Analyst in separate windows. Keep the conversation beside the model while you work.

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The reasoning stays with the work

A document has a revision.
A model has a history.

Keep the evidence behind a question and the changes behind a result in view. They give the next review a point of reference.

01 / Selected document

Cedar Quarter project brief, revision 1, open in the document reader
Closer lookCedar Quarter project brief, revision 1
Illustrative project brief · Revision 1Open full view
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Full-size: Cedar Quarter project brief, revision 1, open in the document reader

02 / Saved model changes

Follow the changes.

See which assumptions changed between saved versions.

Cedar Quarter construction-cost scenario history: four construction rates changed from AED 4,300 to AED 4,730
Construction costs +10% · Saved versions 1 and 2Open full view
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Full-size: Cedar Quarter construction-cost scenario history: four construction rates changed from AED 4,300 to AED 4,730
01

Put assumptions beside the result.

Group or split worksheets, keep cashflow and summary views beside the model, and open model and results views in separate windows. Save a named layout in your browser. Explore plot and building proposals within the same project.

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02

Test an alternative. Keep Base intact.

Base is your main model and comparison baseline. Create a separate what-if, change its assumptions and compare the outcome. Return to Base when you need to, while your main appraisal continues to develop.

03

Keep the evidence close.

Read source documents alongside the Analyst and your model. Select the revision relevant to your question, so the conversation keeps the source context you chose as new documents arrive.

04

Return to the reasoning.

A changed result is easier to explain when you can trace what changed in the model. Follow recorded versions and changes, use Undo and Redo as you work through revisions, and revisit an earlier point when a decision needs another look.

05

Bring the work to review.

Bring teammates into shared projects with authoring and viewing roles. Prepare reports from a saved model state, giving the review a clear point of reference while work continues.

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Site & Design

Work through the physical proposal and its model connections.

Reporting & review

Turn the appraisal into a report with a clear point of reference.