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Feasibility spreadsheet vs software.

When does a spreadsheet stop being enough — and what changes when you move to dedicated feasibility software?

Spreadsheet

Where the spreadsheet stops

  • One model, one author, one machine
  • Audit trail = file naming
  • Scenario comparison = open another file
  • Onboarding = read someone else's formulas
  • Cashflow only when you need it for the bank
  • PDF = print to PDF and reformat
Feaso

Where software starts

  • One project, every team member, every scenario
  • Inputs traced back to source
  • Side-by-side scenario comparison
  • Onboarding in an afternoon
  • Cashflow on every project, by default
  • Branded one-page PDF, on demand

The cost of staying in spreadsheets

Spreadsheets are free. Spreadsheet maintenance is not. The hours spent maintaining, debugging and re-formatting a spreadsheet model add up fast — and the analyst tasked with it usually has higher-leverage work to do.

The cost of moving to software

Switching costs are real. Five to ten minutes per project to set up the first time, plus a small learning curve for the team. Most teams break even inside a month.

Questions

Frequently asked

Can I keep using a spreadsheet alongside Feaso?

Yes — many teams do during the transition. Use Feaso for new projects and migrate active ones as they reach a milestone.

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