03 · Decision support
Should you take on this project? Yes or no.
Proactive analysis that models margin, capacity, and risk against your real position — and gives a clear, defensible recommendation.
The problem
The data to evaluate a project exists. The answer does not.
The data to evaluate a new project usually exists, scattered across margin history, capacity, and cash position, but assembling it into a clear answer is a slow, manual exercise. So decisions get made on a dashboard someone still has to interpret, or on gut.
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The solution
A clear recommendation, with the reasoning attached.
Autessa models margin, capacity, and risk against your real financial position and gives a clear, defensible recommendation instead of a dashboard you have to interpret. You get a go / no-go with the rationale behind it, in seconds.
Against your real position
Projected margin, team capacity impact, and cash exposure are modelled against your actual financials, so the analysis reflects what you can really take on, not a generic template.
Go or no-go, with the rationale
Autessa returns a clear recommendation with each factor shown against your targets and limits, so the answer is defensible rather than a dashboard you still have to interpret.
How it fits
From a new project to a defensible answer, in seconds.
Point Autessa at the project you are weighing. It pulls the relevant figures, models them against your position, and returns a recommendation with the factors that drove it shown in full.
Autessa does not make the decision for you. It gives a recommendation with the reasoning behind it, and your team makes the call.
Because each factor is shown against your own targets and limits, the recommendation is transparent enough to challenge, not a black box.
Questions finance teams ask
Straight answers before you book.
Does Autessa make the decision for me?+
No. It assembles the analysis and gives a recommendation with the reasoning behind it. Your team makes the call. The point is a defensible answer you can take into a meeting, not an automated decision.
What does it factor in?+
Projected margin, team capacity impact, and cash exposure are modelled against your real financial position, with each factor shown against your targets and limits so the recommendation is transparent.
Can we set our own thresholds for a "yes"?+
Yes. The recommendation is modelled against your own targets and limits — your minimum margin, your capacity ceiling, your cash exposure tolerance — and each factor is shown against them, so the go/no-go reflects your risk appetite, not a generic rule.
What if a project is borderline?+
Autessa shows each factor against your limits rather than reducing everything to a single yes or no, so a borderline project surfaces as exactly that — margin above target but cash exposure to monitor, for example — and your team weighs the tradeoff with the figures in front of them.
Can it compare two projects against each other?+
Yes. Because each evaluation models margin, capacity, and cash against the same position, you can run two prospective projects and compare their recommendations and the factors behind them side by side before committing capacity to either.