Financial statements underwriting

Turn financial statements into a review of earnings, liquidity and repayment capacity. Spread the statements, compare reporting periods and bring aging reports and debt schedules into the coverage analysis.

From financial statements to clear analysis

Convert financial statements and supporting schedules into comparable spreads, charts and coverage analysis, with the source detail available for review.

Document
Financial document with line items, aging columns and balances
SpreadSpace
SpreadSpace chart summarizing customer balances by aging period
Trace to source
SpreadSpace source review highlighting the document amount behind a selected chart value with a red bounding box
Illustrative examples from separate financial datasets. The source highlight shows the amount behind the selected chart value.
  • Statements into comparable spreads

    Organize balance sheets, income statements and cash flow statements in a consistent view. Compare revenue, margins and working capital across reporting periods.

  • Line items into visual summaries

    Turn rows of balances and activity into charts that make changes, concentrations and aging patterns easier to review.

  • Earnings and debt into coverage

    Bring the selected earnings basis, analyst adjustments and debt service together for historical and proposed-debt coverage analysis.

  • Spread figures back to their source

    Trace a chart value or spread figure to its supporting document, with a bounding box highlighting the source amount.

What you can underwrite

Spread the statements together

Review balance sheets, income statements and cash flow statements in a consistent layout. Keep the company, reporting period and source document attached to the figures, so the analyst can move between the spread and the statement being reviewed.

Compare performance over time

Compare revenue, expenses, earnings and balance sheet changes across the periods provided. Monthly detail, where available, helps the analyst investigate seasonal movements and distinguish a change in timing from an ongoing trend.

Review working capital and debt

Bring accounts receivable and accounts payable aging reports alongside the statements. Review the debt schedule and its obligations with bank activity and the related returns to identify differences that need an analyst’s attention.

Build the coverage view

Use the selected earnings basis, analyst adjustments and debt service to review coverage. Compare the historical analysis with a pro forma view that includes proposed debt, and keep the assumptions available when the results move into the credit memo.

Read the detail behind current assets

This sample balance sheet separates cash, receivables, inventory and prepaid expenses. In the underwriting review, the analyst can inspect those components, compare periods and bring in the receivables aging report to understand what supports the reported working capital.

Sample balance sheet showing cash, receivables, inventory, prepaid expenses and total current assets
Sample balance sheet detail. The supporting components stay available when reviewing liquidity and working capital.

Continue the credit review

Financial statement document details

Explore the statements, aging reports, debt schedules and personal financial statements available for review. Integration details are in the docs.spreadspace.app.

Balance Sheet

Statement Spine

Every line item

Current Assets

Current asset rows of a sample balance sheet: cash, receivables, inventory, prepaid expenses and their total
Cash and Cash Equivalents 226,076.30Total Current Assets 627,126.90

Non-current Assets

Current Liabilities

Long-term Liabilities

Equity

Total Liabilities and Equity

Every period side by side

Standardized line names

Drill down from any total to its lines

Arithmetic checks on every subtotal

Audited, reviewed or compiled