You know Money is the answer to the million-dollar question—What Does it Take to Make Money? And you know Other People’s Money demands a business plan that answers their million-dollar questions—clearly, concisely, convincingly. Such a business plan is worth considerably more, you know, than the ten or forty or however many pages—including text and tables, schedules and graphs—that it’s printed on
Enter Plan A Business PlanWorks, aka BANKROLL. This wizard goes all out to help you positively interest a prospective lender or investor in your business proposal and fully satisfy their due-diligence issues.
If you are a CEO or CFO or MBA, the program’s information content (aka “intelligence”) may jog your memory of management, marketing or money issues that slipped your mind—or not—but in all events, the interface will greatly facilitate your plan writing experience.
If you are a novice in the world of mission and vision statements, market and competitive analyses, goals and objectives, management, marketing and money strategies, financial projections with notes and assumptions, executive summary—then, the program’s intelligence features will bring you up to speed.
Their depth and breadth is limited by your demands. If you know, for instance, what "classes of capital" you want and your "sources of capital", you wouldn’t click those glossary links, in the course of developing your plan. There are hundreds of context-sensitive links on every tier of the interface, any or all of which you may use or not, as you please.
The context-sensitive glossary—whose native database contains some 30,000 words on hundreds of terms and concepts appearing in the Strategies modules (which themselves contain up to 30,000 words of intelligence) and the Financial modules among others—is but one of several knowledge-driven features of the MultiTiered Intelligence Wizard.
There are also icons you can touch your mouse to for pertinent pointers and tips, or not. Dialogs you can click open full of suggestions and examples—many of which you can insert into your plan as is, and all of which you can use as models for your own thinking and writing. Or not.
No less available-on-demand are the Financials modules’ information-rich intelligence features. They guide and inform all or any of your assumptions regarding sales, expenses, cash flow and so forth. Use them if you need them.
You can glimpse how the Wizard works its wonders, on the Software Features page—which shows thumbnails of the interface. Or you can download now and start answering your bankroller’s million-dollar questions, even as you answer your own.
