Questions, answered.

The basics

• What exactly does Feasy Pro do?

  Feasy Pro is a financial-forecasting web app. You describe your business as structured assumptions — revenue streams, direct costs, people, expenses, assets, financing, taxes, and dividends — and its calculation engine rolls them into a monthly and annual Profit & Loss, Balance Sheet, and Cash Flow Statement, plus an overview dashboard.

• Do I need spreadsheet or accounting experience?

  No. Inputs are plain-language forms — “we sell about 400 units a month at $30” — not formulas. The accounting mechanics (depreciation schedules, loan interest, payroll burden, AR/AP timing, the balance-sheet identity) are handled by the engine. If you do love spreadsheets, you can paste monthly values straight from Excel into any grid.

• How long does a first forecast take?

  Around twenty minutes for a straightforward business, if you know roughly what you sell, what it costs and who you employ. The statements build themselves as you go, so you can see the shape of the answer well before you've finished refining the inputs.

• How far ahead does it forecast?

  You set the horizon when you create the company, along with your currency and the month your fiscal year starts. Three years is the usual choice. Everything runs monthly across that horizon, with annual totals rolled up.

Scope and limits

• Does it connect to QuickBooks, Xero or my bank?

  Not yet — accounting and bank connections are on the roadmap. Today Feasy Pro forecasts forward from a clean opening balance. If you need history and forecast in one place, export to XLSX and combine them there.

• Does it include market data or industry benchmarks?

  Not yet — optional industry benchmarks are on the roadmap. Today every number comes from your own assumptions, so nothing is quietly compared against a database you can't inspect.

• Is this a bookkeeping or accounting system?

  No. It doesn't record transactions, raise invoices, or produce statutory accounts. It produces the forward-looking projection you'd attach to a loan application or an investor pack — which is a different job from the one your accountant does.

AI and your data

• How do the AI features work? Is my data sent to an AI model?

  There are two kinds. The forecast assists — Forecast Starter, Overview Narrator, and Assumption Sanity-Check — are deterministic and rules-based: instant, fully auditable, and they run without sending your data to an external AI model. The Investor Deck builder is different: with an AI model connected, it drafts your slide copy from your Business Brief answers and a snapshot of your forecast (and falls back to a built-in deterministic writer when no model is configured). Account owners control the AI features and AI data-sharing toggles from Security & Compliance settings.

• Can I turn the AI features off completely?

  Yes, from Security & Compliance settings. With them off, the deck still generates using the built-in deterministic writer, and nothing leaves your account for an external model.

• Is my data secure?

  Your workspace sits behind authenticated sign-in, and access is enforced per-account at the database layer with row-level security, including owner-only controls for sensitive actions. You can change your password anytime from Security & Compliance settings.

Sharing, teams and pricing

• Can I export or share my forecast?

  Yes. Every statement and the overview export to XLSX or CSV, and print to a clean PDF. You can also generate a combined Forecast Report — choose which tables and statements to include, with annual and/or monthly detail — formatted for printing and sharing. The investor deck adds a private share link and PowerPoint export.

• Can my team or my clients use it with me?

  Yes. Accounts support multiple companies and multiple users. Owners can invite members by email, assign roles, and manage access; companies can be archived and restored without losing data — useful for advisors juggling several clients.

• How much does Feasy Pro cost?

  There are two plans, both covering one business: Core at $29/month gives you the complete forecasting toolkit — every financial table, the three auto-built statements, dashboard, reports, and exports — and AI at $39/month adds every AI assist, including the AI-drafted investor deck. On either plan you can add additional businesses for $9/month each, anytime from your account settings.