Block · BLQ-014 · v1.0
Scenarios and sensitivity
How much profit changes under management's scenarios and with ±10% in price, volume, variable cost and fixed costs, ranked from largest to smallest, with the margin of safety and a bridge for each scenario.
The report's «what if» section: a table with the downside, base and upside scenarios management approved (with their source), a tornado with each assumption's sensitivity to ±10% ranked by impact, and two margin-of-safety figures: how far volume or price can fall before profit reaches zero.
A script builds the model from your base case line by line (what share of each cost moves with volume), checks that subtotals add up and that a «downside» scenario does not improve on the base, and explains each scenario with a bridge: the effect of each assumption plus the interaction, adding up exactly to the difference.
The prompt does not invent scenarios or probabilities: it uses yours with their source or, if you ask, proposes one labelled «Preparer's proposal» and waits for your approval. The model is linear and the note says so.
What it includes
5 sections, in this order
- 01Action title with the assumption that moves profit most
- 02Scenario table: assumptions, revenue, contribution margin, fixed costs, profit and source
- 03Tornado of sensitivity to ±10%, from largest to smallest
- 04Margin of safety in volume and price
- 05Downside scenario bridge and model note
Controls 5/5
What it checks before writing a single figure
C1Complete data: base-case revenue and costs, numeric figures, variable share between 0 and 100 and scenarios with unique names.
C2The base case ties: the reported subtotals (gross profit, EBITDA, operating profit, profit before tax and for the period) equal those computed from their lines.
C3Signs: revenue, costs and expenses in positive.
C4Coherent scenarios: each assumption between −50% and +50%; the downside does not improve the base case and the upside does not worsen it (N/A without scenarios).
C5Traceable figures: every figure in the text exists in calculo.json with the same rounding.
If the script ran
Repporti controls 5/5 · BLQ-014 v1.0 · RS2026.10 · {fecha} · fingerprint {hash}
If it did not run
NOT VERIFIED — controls not executed by code. Review the Control sheet of the XLSX.
Prompt outline
What the prompt contains, block by block
- 0Before you paste your filesFixed487
- 1Role, audience and business context621
- 2Parameters664
- 3Repporti standard334
- 4Data contract863
- 5Questions first435
- 6Validation with a stop435
- 7Calculation by code363
- 7-bisNo-code modeFixed415
- 8Formulas720
- 9Structure1,135
- 10Writing without “AI slop” or inventions544
- 11Notation and accessibility485
- 12QA, traceability and seal745
Core available in: Spanish · English
Repporti Standard
It comes out adapted to your report profile
Compatible with every country and framework in the Standard: when you copy, it is composed with your profile (country, accounting framework, report language, currency, unit and year-end). Terminology, number format and statement names come from the Standard, not from the prompt.
See the Repporti StandardHow to use it
From the trial balance to the report in three steps
- 01Configure and copy
- 02Paste into your AI
- 03Review and deliver
Anonymize before pasting
- Company name → an alias (“Client 07”); tax ID → “ID-XX”.
- Customers, suppliers and employees → codes (C001, P001, E001). The mapping table stays on your computer.
- Use an AI that does not train on your data: business plan, API or training turned off.
Who it is for
Made for whoever delivers the report
- Area
- Profitability and costs
- Frequency
- Whenever you need it
- Industry
- All
Compatibility
Which AI it works with
| Level | AI | |
|---|---|---|
| With code execution | ChatGPT · Claude | Designed for plans with data analysis (ChatGPT) or code execution (Claude): cuadre.py runs inside the AI. |
| No-code mode | Copilot · Gemini | Generates the Excel file with formulas and a Control sheet. The footer says “NOT VERIFIED” unless you run cuadre.py on your computer. |
Questions
About this block
What do I need for the base case?
The income statement for the base period (budget, forecast or last 12 months) line by line and, for each cost, what percentage moves with volume. If you do not know, the prompt assumes cost of sales is 100% variable and the rest fixed, and says so.
What if I have no approved scenarios?
The section comes out with the ±10% sensitivity only. If you ask for scenarios, the prompt proposes one with its rationale in the data, labelled «Preparer's proposal», and waits for your approval.
What is the interaction in the bridge?
It is the effect of moving several assumptions at once (for example, lower volume at a lower price). It is shown separately so the bridge ties exactly to the scenario's difference.
Profitability and costs