Generating reports
Generate Word risk reports, Excel workbooks, and risk register exports from your scenarios and portfolios.
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Generate Word risk reports, Excel workbooks, and risk register exports from your scenarios and portfolios.
The Reports page turns simulations into deliverables. Pick a scope on the left (one or more scenarios, or a portfolio), pick a report type from the catalog, review the "Included in this report" panel, and click Generate. Single files open a Save As dialog; multi-file runs ask for a destination folder.
Reports show a Prepared by line taken from Settings > Application > Reports > Analyst name. Set it once before your first report.
Single Scenario Risk Report
Word (.docx)
Each selected scenario
A full standalone FAIR analysis of one scenario: model, assumptions, statistics, charts. One document per scenario.
Scenario Analysis Workbook
Excel (.xlsx)
Each selected scenario
Per-iteration factor draws, summary statistics, and a loss exceedance table for deeper offline analysis. One workbook per scenario.
Portfolio Risk Report
Word (.docx)
Exactly one portfolio
Aggregate exposure with per-scenario contribution.
Treatment Comparison Report
Word (.docx)
2+ scenarios
Compares a baseline against named treatment options: risk-reduction deltas and overlaid loss curves. Model each treatment as its own scenario (duplicate the baseline, adjust the factors the treatment changes).
Executive Summary
Word (.docx)
2+ scenarios
Board-level briefing of top risks.
Risk Register Export
Excel (.xlsx)
Selected scenarios
One row per scenario: ID, name, folder, stakeholder, tags, rating, expected LEF and LM, ALE, P50, P90, 95% VaR, P99, probability of any loss, and description. Column selection is configurable before export.
Outside the Reports page, the Results dock exports directly:
Loss Exceedance curve: CSV or PNG
Histogram: CSV or PNG
Simulations table: full per-run CSV (every iteration; includes realized event counts and per-event losses for a single scenario)
These are handy for dropping a chart into your own deck or running your own analysis on the raw draws.
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