Answer the hard questions in thirty seconds.
Investors and lenders ask about runway, margins and what happens if growth is slower than planned. Have the three statements, the eight KPIs and a matching deck ready — all built from one model, so nothing contradicts anything.
What "investor-ready" actually means
A deck alone doesn't survive diligence. The people writing cheques want to see the statements underneath it, and they want the two to agree.
- A Profit & Lossthat shows when you turn profitable and why
- A Balance Sheetthat balances — with the check row proving it
- A Cash Flow Statementreflecting real payment timing, not just booked revenue
- Monthly detailbehind every annual figure, for the analyst who digs
Because Feasy Pro generates all three from the same engine, the version in your deck and the version in your appendix are the same version.
Brief → forecast → deck
Write your Business Brief once. Build the forecast. Then generate the deck — with an AI model connected, Feasy Pro drafts all fourteen slides from those brief answers plus a snapshot of your numbers. Without one, a built-in deterministic writer produces the deck instead.
The Financials slide charts are bound to the forecast, so revising an assumption the night before the meeting updates the deck too. Present full-screen, share a private link, or export a real PPTX for investors who want to mark it up.
Catch the objections yourself
The Assumption Sanity-Check flags the things a sharp investor notices first — a services business with nobody on payroll, margins that look implausible for the sector, cash going negative in month seven. Each flag links to the page that fixes it.
Then the combined Forecast Report gives you something to leave behind: cover page, contents, annual charts and monthly detail, with only the tables and statements you chose to include.
We walked into our seed round with a Forecast Report that looked board-ready. Investors asked about runway and margins — I answered from Metrics in thirty seconds, not a scramble through cells.
Arjun PatelCEO · Bangalore
Common questions
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Yes. Lenders care most about cash flow and debt service, both of which the model handles directly — loans and lines of credit carry real interest schedules, and the cash flow statement shows the repayments landing.
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Keep a second company in the same account for the conservative case and export both. Being the founder who volunteers the downside usually goes better than being asked for it.
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No. The deck editor, themes, present mode, sharing and PPTX export are all in Core. The AI plan adds AI-drafted slide copy; on Core the built-in deterministic writer still gives you a complete first draft.
Ready to see the numbers?
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No spreadsheets. No accountant required. Just your assumptions — and the complete financial picture that follows.
Three statements · Always in balance · Export anytime