Product Proof

One operating system for
deal execution and model delivery.

FINBURH is built to feel coherent from intake to review to export. The product is not a grab bag of AI features. It is a single workflow system for banking teams that need structure, traceability, and speed at the same time.

What makes the product different

One operating surface

The workbench, deal workspace, model workspace, inbox, and deliverables all speak the same status language.

Deal and model separation

Mandate execution and focused financial modeling stay distinct, but they stay linked where review and deliverables matter.

Review-first output flow

Current files, saved history, stale signals, and follow-up work are visible before anything gets exported.

Workbench

Start from the work that needs attention, not from a list of pages.

FINBURH opens as an operating workbench. Review queues, follow-up signals, inbox activity, and recent deliverables sit together so teams can re-enter the product with context instead of hunting for the right page.

Priority queue for active mandates and moving work
Review and stale-state signals across deal and model workspaces
Inbox activity that links directly back into the right context
Recent deliverables in one surface instead of scattered exports

Priority Queue

Active mandates, ready-to-review work, and next actions in one control surface.

Review Signals

Needs review, needs refresh, and needs follow-up all use the same vocabulary.

Recent Deliverables

Jump directly into current files and model outputs without switching between libraries.

Deal Workspace

Structure the mandate before execution starts to sprawl.

The deal workspace moves from intake to workflow confirmation, assumptions, notes, review, export, and data-room control without switching mental models. Plan pages act like a control tower, not a raw dependency diagram.

Guided intake that flows directly into workflow confirmation
Control-tower plan surfaces with next actions and review status
Decision-oriented assumptions and party-aware sharing controls
Export center and document review tied back to the live mandate
New Deal
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Acquire TechCorp for $2.4B. All-cash offer with a 30% premium to current trading. Need full valuation suite and a pitch book for the board presentation next Friday.
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I'll set up a complete M&A deal for TechCorp. Here's your plan:

01DCF Valuation Model
02Comparable Company Analysis
03Accretion / Dilution Analysis
04Board Pitch Book
05Executive Summary Teaser

Model Workspace

Give financial modeling its own space without losing deal context.

Model workspaces are purpose-built for assumptions, scenario management, outputs, and artifact QA. They can stand alone or link back to a deal, but in both cases they retain a focused review surface instead of disappearing inside the deal plan.

Standalone and linked model creation from the same studio
Structured assumption control with scenario framing and sync signals
Output libraries that separate current files from history
Step-level review notes, comments, and artifact follow-up
DCF Model
2024E
2025E
2026E
2027E
Revenue
$842M
$1,024M
$1,198M
$1,387M
EBITDA
$218M
$276M
$329M
$390M
EBITDA Margin
25.9%
27.0%
27.5%
28.1%
Free Cash Flow
$156M
$198M
$241M
$289M
Enterprise Value
$2,412M
Implied EV/EBITDA
6.2x

Review Operations

Use one language for approval, follow-up, and file readiness.

Review should not feel different on every page. FINBURH uses a shared status system across steps, outputs, exports, and the inbox so users always know whether something is current, waiting for review, stale, or only kept for history.

Shared review semantics across deal and model surfaces
Inbox-driven entry points for comments, approvals, and routing
Current versus history distinction on output-heavy pages
Workspace-level context preserved while reviewing individual artifacts
Review & Approval
Review Progress2 of 5 approved
Revenue Forecast
Approved
Cost Structure
Approved
DCF Valuation
In Review
Comparable Analysis
Pending
Pitch Book Draft
Pending

Deliverables

Treat files as a cross-workspace operating layer, not a last-mile afterthought.

The deliverable center pulls deal exports and model outputs into one browsing flow. Teams can track what is ready to share, what needs refresh, and what remains useful only as history before they move anything outside the platform.

Cross-workspace deliverable browsing by status and search
Current, needs refresh, history, and editor-only distinctions
Direct links into file detail or the source library
Tighter connection between review status and share readiness
Export & Data Room

Valuation_Model.xlsx

2.4 MBXLSX

Pitch_Book_v3.pptx

8.1 MBPPTX

CIM_Draft.docx

1.7 MBDOCX

Term_Sheet.docx

340 KBDOCX

Executive_Summary.docx

520 KBDOCX
5 files, 13.1 MB totalAll files ready

See the product as a workflow, not as isolated features.

Start with the workbench, trace the deal and model workspaces, then inspect how review and deliverables stay connected all the way to export.

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