Planning and forecasting
Collect assumptions from multiple contributors and run established forecast, budget, and scenario models consistently.
Finance
Finance teams choose spreadsheets because they can express sophisticated assumptions and calculations quickly. Pagos adds controlled access, structured data, and a consistent application around that model.
Finance applications
The application can serve internal decision-makers, advisors, partners, or customers while keeping the underlying model protected.
Collect assumptions from multiple contributors and run established forecast, budget, and scenario models consistently.
Deliver loan, investment, retirement, profitability, and other financial calculations through focused interfaces.
Connect submissions, review steps, permissions, statuses, and decision outputs in one managed process.
Aggregate saved records into charts, summaries, and repeatable reports instead of assembling another workbook by hand.
A stronger operating model
Users can run proprietary models without receiving formulas, assumptions, or an editable copy of the workbook.
A single live application replaces parallel spreadsheet copies and makes model updates immediately available.
Define who can use an application and which saved records or process steps each participant can access.
Store inputs and calculated results in a database so finance can filter, export, compare, and report across records.
From assumptions to action
Guide contributors through the assumptions, supporting details, and data required by the model.
Run the original workbook formulas on the platform without shipping the workbook to the browser or user.
Present outputs clearly and route the record through the approvals or exceptions the process requires.
Use saved inputs and results for dashboards, portfolio views, exports, and recurring management reporting.
Customer perspective
Technology Finance Partners brought established Excel models to the web without rebuilding the underlying expertise.
I was impressed with how quickly and easily we could bring our reasonably sophisticated Excel models to a web format.
Explore financial use cases, customer perspectives, and live examples built from spreadsheet models.