Basic
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The Unit Adjustment Event is a foundational operator for setting or changing non-financial values in your model — like the number of units sold, employees added, or widgets produced.
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It lets you manually increase or decrease values over time, similar to a debit or credit, and is ideal for modeling things like steady product demand, hiring plans, or production levels. This Event lets you directly set or adjust quantities on your timeline.
If you’re selling a product and expect to move 300 units per month, you can use the Unit Adjustment Event to set that sales volume directly. Then, a downstream Revenue Event can take that number and multiply it by your product price to calculate monthly revenue automatically.
This is a repeating amount that happens on a regular schedule — like weekly rent or monthly revenue — between a start date and an end date. You control how often it happens and can update it as needed.
Ongoing Transaction Settings
You give a total number of units and a time range, and whatifi spreads those units out evenly — like producing 1,200 widgets over 12 months, which becomes 100 widgets per month.
Ongoing Transaction Settings
You set a total amount, and then shape how it’s used over time using a custom curve — great for modeling things that ramp up or taper off, like a hiring plan or seasonal activity.
Click the EDIT DISTRIBUTION option to open the Distribution Editor.
Amortized Transaction Settings