Can I use my existing Excel models with EASA?
Yes. EASA supports full Excel functionality including formulas and VBA/macros so there’s no need to rebuild your logic in a new platform.
How does EASA improve control over financial models?
EASA lets you deploy your models as secure web apps with built-in version control, access permissions, and audit trails. Users only see what you want them to, and edits are tracked.
Can I control who sees or edits different parts of the model?
Yes. EASA supports role-based access, so you can show or hide inputs, calculations, and outputs based on user permissions.
Is my data stored securely?
Yes. All user inputs and results are stored in a centralized, relational database with full audit history.
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