Can I export my Opagio valuation for use in external documents?
Short Answer
Yes, in part. Report Studio produces a downloadable PDF report, and the Asset Valuator exports a side-by-side comparison of saved scenarios as a CSV file. Neither is a signed valuation.
Full Explanation
Opagio Intangibles has two valuation-related exports. First, Report Studio produces a paginated PDF report that you can download and share. Its sections can include an executive summary, key metrics, a register summary, a valuation summary, spend by value driver and an evidence log. The valuation summary is a table of the method, scenario name and enterprise value for your saved valuation scenarios. The PDF does not include a sensitivity analysis or a range, and it is not a full methodology write-up. Second, the Compare Scenarios page in the Asset Valuator exports up to four saved scenarios side by side as a CSV file, which opens in Excel or Google Sheets. It lists each scenario's asset, method, fair value and main input assumptions. Both exports reflect the figures in your saved scenarios, so check that they are current before you share them. Opagio is not a valuer, and neither export is a signed valuation or a valuation of record. For M&A due diligence or financial reporting, have a qualified professional review the figures before you rely on them.
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