Enhanced AI Analyst Chat Experience

Mosaic’s latest update to the AI Analyst chat delivers several enhancements designed to improve usability and performance. Users can now upload and analyze both PDF and Excel files directly within the chat, enabling additional supporting files to be uploaded to support a single operating model.

Responses are also now better formatted for improved readability, and overall instruction following has been enhanced to deliver more accurate, reliable, and context-aware outputs.

Capitalization Table in Credit Mode

In Mosaic’s Credit Investor view, accessible via the gear icon in the top-right corner of any completed model, a capitalization table is now available on the “Summary” tab. The table includes all debt tranches, along with associated sizing, pricing, and fees, as well as equity investors, providing a single, comprehensive view of an investment’s full capital structure.

Note that the “Credit Investor” view can also be set as the default investor type under “LBO View” in profile defaults.

Grouped Debt Tranches by Lien Type

Mosaic now supports grouped debt tranches by lien type, allowing users to sensitize entry leverage on a grouped tranche basis, including all first lien or all second lien debt. Note that multiple debt tranches can be categorized as either First Lien on Second Lien by selecting the dropdown menu at the bottom of each tranche in the wizard or within the “Key Value Drivers” panel in a completed model.

To sensitize grouped debt tranches by lien type, navigate to the “Sensitivity” tab and select the “+” button to create a new table. Next, select one or more metrics to sensitize, and then click either the X or Y axis to sensitize Entry Leverage against a second deal assumption or line item. Note that an option to select a “Tranche” will appear directly below the X or Y axis dropdown menu.

Sensitize Leverage Tranche Interest Rates

Mosaic now supports sensitivity analysis for leverage tranche interest rates within the “Sensitivity” tab. To sensitize interest rates, create a new sensitivity table and use the X- or Y-axis dropdown to select “Leverage Tranche Interest Rate”, then choose your desired tranche.

Autopilot Now Delivers Excel Model via Email

Users prompting Mosaic’s agentic workflow, Autopilot, via email can now receive a completed Excel model alongside the PDF output—removing the need to export files directly from the platform.

Need to make changes? Simply reply to the email with updates and receive a revised Excel model within minutes, or use the included link to access and edit the model directly within Mosaic.

FactSet Integration Update

Firms using Mosaic’s FactSet integration to model public companies can now automatically populate current share price, historical share price, broker targets, and additional market data into AVP outputs—capabilities previously available only through the Cap IQ integration.

VWAP Now Available in AVP Outputs for Take-Private Analysis

Firms leveraging both Mosaic’s Cap IQ and FactSet integrations can now import volume-weighted average price (VWAP) directly into AVP outputs when modeling public companies. Users can seamlessly incorporate both % Premium to L3M VWAP and % Premium to L6M VWAP into their analyses. Each VWAP line item can be toggled on or off, giving teams added flexibility to customize outputs directly within the Mosaic platform.

Direct Arithmetic in Input Cells

Mosaic now supports direct arithmetic in input cells across the platform, making side calculations and formula entry faster and more intuitive. For example, to calculate a 10% management co-investment on a total TEV of $1,000, users can simply enter 1,000 * 0.1 directly into the input cell. Then to exit the cell and run the calculation, either hit “Tab” or click anywhere outside the cell.

This functionality is available across all input cells within the Key Value Drivers panel and operating model.

Set Defaults for Analysis at Various Prices “AVP” Output Display Rows

Additional profile default functionality now allows users to customize the display rows shown in the AVP output across completed models. To update these defaults, navigate to the profile defaults section of the platform by clicking the dropdown next to the user name on the homepage and selecting “Defaults”.

Under the “AVP” dropdown, users can now customize AVP line items, including the AVP driver (“Bid Price per Share” or “Bid Premium”), column count, multiple calculation convention, and displayed rows. These settings make it easier to tailor the output format to individual firm preference and automatically apply those settings across all subsequent models.

New Swag and Build Categories for Mosaic’s Operating Model Drivers

When selecting a driver in a Mosaic operating model, options are organized into two categories: Swag and Build. As the name suggests, Swag options provide quick ways to generate a forecast, using either a linear CAGR or a margin flex by a certain amount of basis points.

In contrast, the Build category offers more granular control. Users can define growth rates or margins by year, apply hardcoded values, use formulas, or reference prior periods.

Mosaic’s operating model supports both quick estimates and fully customized forecasting—giving you the flexibility to model as simply or detailed as you’d like.

Automated Fiscal Year End Imports for Public Companies

Mosaic now automatically imports fiscal year end dates directly from Cap IQ or FactSet for public companies when the applicable data plug-in is enabled. This enhancement reduces manual data entry and helps ensure financial reporting periods are aligned with the latest available market data.

A Redesigned Operating Model Experience

1 – Edit operating models with Mosaic’s new toolbar. Mosaic’s operating model now features a redesigned interface that makes it easier to add custom rows or templates under any line item. Users can also adjust the model period, last fiscal period, currency, units, and fiscal year-end directly from the toolbar. New templates can be saved from the “Save as Template” dropdown, whether for the full model or for an individual build, like revenue.

2 – Access a new model settings menu from the toolbar. A new Operating Model Settings menu in the top-right corner of the toolbar gives users quick access to key model settings. From this menu, users can rename models, change model periods, adjust NWC format, and update the last fiscal period, currency, and units.

3 – Expanded shortcut menu. Built for finance professionals, Mosaic’s shortcut menu is now more flexible, with shortcuts for navigation, operating model actions, row insertion, templates, drivers, and model settings.

5 – Suggested formulas in the operating model. When users add custom operating model line items, Mosaic now suggests relevant formulas in the formula bar when no formula has been selected. For example, if two new rows are labeled price and volume, Mosaic will suggest price × volume.

6 – Edit Mode and Read-Only Mode. In the “Op Model” tab, models are now in Read-Only mode by default once the initial build is complete. To make changes, users can click “Edit” in the top-right corner.

7 – New Manage Case Menu in Edit Mode. After entering “Edit Mode” in the “Op Model” tab, users can access a new case manager by clicking the current case name in the top-left corner of the toolbar. Under Case Settings, users can toggle the model period, NWC format, fiscal period, currency, and more.

To create a new case, click the plus icon either on the left side of the case menu or directly in the toolbar next to the case name. Users can then name the case and choose a source case to copy from.

8 – Growth rates and margins now pull forward in new forecast periods. If the final forecast year in a model is hardcoded, Mosaic will now carry forward the growth rates and margins when a new year is added to the forecast, rather than carrying forward the hardcoded values themselves.

9 – Hit F2 on any formula row for access to the formula menu. Users can now quickly edit any formula row in the operating model by pressing F2.

10 – Hardcode data in formula driver rows. When creating formulas in Mosaic’s operating model, users can now hardcode values directly in the formula bar, allowing for more versatile formula structures.

Autopilot Now Supports DCF

Mosaic’s agentic workflow, Autopilot, can now build DCFs based on any deal prompt. Previously limited to LBOs, Autopilot helps investors get an early read on a sell-side model or a CIM without needing to navigate through Mosaic’s model wizard.

To build a DCF with Mosaic Autopilot, email model@mosaic.pe with the prompt and supporting materials required to build the model (e.g., “CIM attached – what is the TEV under the Management Case at a 10% WACC?”). Within about 5 minutes, you will receive an email with a link to the Mosaic model, the PDF output, and a summary of the deal.

Case Comparison Exports to Excel

The Case Comparison output tab can now be exported to Excel, including any custom line items selected in the Mosaic platform—making it more seamless and accessible to compare cases in a spreadsheet format.

Custom Operating Segment Sensitivity Tables

Mosaic’s sensitivity tables are now more flexible, with the ability to sensitize any individual line item from the operating build. This means users can flex total revenue and total EBITDA along with segment-specific line items such as subscription revenue, services revenue, or individual operating expenses.

To choose a line item, navigate to the “Sensitivity” tab in a completed model, click “Add Sensitivity Table”, and use the X- and Y-axis dropdown menus to select the desired item.

Sensitize Base Rates and Dividend Recap Leverage

Mosaic now supports sensitivity analysis for base rates and dividend recap leverage within the “Sensitivity” tab. To sensitize base rates, create a new sensitivity table and use the X- or Y-axis dropdown to select “Base Rates”, then choose your desired increment. Note: this option is only available when leverage is priced off a base rate (e.g., SOFR, SONIA, or EURIBOR).

Similarly, when the dividend recap special situation is enabled, you can select “Recap Max Leverage Multiple” from the same dropdown to run sensitivities on recap leverage. With this update, investors can stress test a broader range of debt assumptions, enabling a deeper understanding of how different financing structures impact returns directly within Mosaic.

Implied Growth Rate and Multiples in the DCF

In the DCF model, the implied growth rate and implied multiple now appear as memo lines below the selected terminal value methodology, both in the wizard and in the terminal value section of the Key Value Drivers panel. This makes it easier to compare terminal value methodologies side by side.

Expanded AVP for Bid Price per Share

Firms using Mosaic’s Cap IQ integration can now run an analysis at various prices using “Bid Price per Share” as the primary driver. In completed models that use Share Price as the entry methodology, Mosaic will automatically factor in fully diluted shares outstanding, market price per share, and bid premium.

Additional Defaults for Tax Shields and Sensitivity Metrics

New functionality in profile defaults now lets users customize tax shields and the metrics shown in sensitivity tables across completed models. To update these defaults, navigate to the profile defaults section of the platform by clicking the dropdown next to the user name on the homepage and selecting “Defaults”.

Under the “Tax” dropdown, tax shield functionality is now split between “Corporate Tax Shield” and “Flow-Through Tax Shield”. For each, users can customize the amortization period, discount rate, and whether the tax shield is valued at exit.

Under the “LBO Sensitivity” dropdown, users can adjust display metrics for Mosaic’s Equity and Credit Investor views, making it easier to surface the metrics most relevant to their firm.

Edit Multiple Rows at Once

Building manual operating models in Mosaic is now faster and more efficient. Following the numerous operating model updates introduced in November, Mosaic now supports copying, deleting, and moving multiple rows at the same time, with controls that will feel familiar to Excel users.

To select a group of rows, hit Shift and select the first row you'd like to highlight. Then, hit shift again and select the last row of the highlighted rows. This will allow you to complete actions on the entire group of rows selected. For example, if you’d like to copy a group of rows, you can simply hit CTRL + C and then CTRL + V to paste. To unselect, simply click anywhere on the screen. To Delete rows, hit CTRL + “-“.

To group rows together, click CTRL and select each row you'd like to include in the group. You can perform the same functions on grouped rows (copying, pasting, and moving) and the rows will stay grouped together.

Sensitivity Tables Now Export to Excel

All Mosaic sensitivity tables, from 1D through 4D, now export directly into Excel as hardcoded outputs. This means you can immediately reformat, customize, and layer in bespoke memo lines for IC materials without rebuilding the analysis.

Dynamic Excel data tables are coming next—stay tuned!

Dynamic Filtering for Models

Models saved within Mosaic’s Library can now be easily filtered directly from the Dashboard page in the app. Users can refine their view by:

Ownership – Quickly see models and deals you have created, shared with you, or shared with others across the organization.

Model Type – Filter by each model type including LBO, DCF, Operating Model, Quick LBO, and Quick DCF.

Industry – Sort by industry classification to find relevant models faster.

Custom Date Ranges – Define flexible date parameters to surface models created or updated within a specific timeframe.

These filters make it significantly easier to locate specific models and navigate the Mosaic model library with greater efficiency.

Input a Simple WACC Directly in the DCF Wizard

Mosaic now allows users to input a simple WACC assumption directly within the DCF Wizard—eliminating the need to build out the full CAPM framework when a high-level assumption is sufficient. When creating a new DCF model, navigate to the 4^th step, “WACC” in the wizard. Then, click the “Simple” menu option to enter a simple WACC percentage.

For users who prefer a more detailed build, Mosaic continues to support each WACC subcomponent. Select the “Detailed” option to input: the risk-free rate, market risk premium, equity beta, pre-tax cost of debt, and debt to total capital.

Credit Statistics are Now Supported in Summary Financials

When customizing the “Summary Financials” section within the “Summary” output tab, Mosaic now incorporates credit statistic line items, including Ending Balances, Leverage Metrics, and Coverage Metrics. The credit statistics will populate directly underneath the operating and FCF builds (or standalone if preferred). This update provides greater flexibility in configuring the “Summary Financials” output to match a team’s reporting preferences.

Mosaic Announces Custom Operating Model Templates

Mosaic now lets you build your own custom operating templates and create tailored, reusable frameworks that better reflect individual users' needs. This is especially relevant for verticalized teams--industry groups can share pre-built templates, ensuring standardized builds only need to be created once.

To build a template, simply create a new operating model (select "Manual" if building within an LBO or a DCF), add whatever segments, expenses, or adjustments needed and then click "Save as Template" in the "Settings" menu on the lefthand side of the screen. Templates can also be saved by clicking the download button to the right of the "Revenue" line item. Templates may be stored privately within an individual user’s account or shared across the broader organization.

Once a template has been saved, it will appear within the "Template" section when creating a new model.

From there, users can quickly select from either a previously saved custom template or one of Mosaic’s prebuilt operating model frameworks.

Cash Gains Can be Sensitized and Compared Across Cases

1 - Mosaic can now sensitize cash gains directly within the platform. This adds further flexibility to the Sensitivity tab and ensures teams have access to a full range of sensitivity analyses.

2 - Cash Gains can be compared on a case-by-case basis within the "Case Comparison" tab. Note that the Case Comparison tab will appear once more than one case has been added within the "Op Model" tab.

With the addition of Cash Gains, users can seamlessly model the impact of varying cash gain assumptions across scenarios, improving the ability to assess valuation sensitivity, compare outcomes, and build more robust investment cases.

Mosaic Launches the Credit View

Mosaic is expanding beyond equity underwriting.

Introducing Credit View — a purpose-built dashboard for credit investors, delivering real-time visibility into leverage, debt paydown, coverage, and cash flow resilience directly within your LBO.

Switching is simple: open any model, click the gear icon in the top right, and toggle from “Equity” to “Credit.”

1 – Tailored credit dashboard: The Summary tab now adapts to credit-first underwriting. Instead of IRR and MOIC, you’ll see key credit statistics including:

• Entry Levered Free Cash Flow (LFCF) to Debt

• Entry Loan to Value (LTV)

• Forecast leverage and de-leveraging trajectory

2 – Expanded Case Manager: Within Case Comparison, Mosaic now breaks down performance on a true credit basis. Compare debt paydown, cash flow generation, leverage evolution and key coverage metrics side by side. Every case is analyzed through the structure that matters to lenders.

3 – Credit-Specific Sensitivity Analysis: Within the “Sensitivity” tab, sensitize key credit metrics including Fixed Charge Coverage Ratio (“FCCR”), Interest Coverage Ratio (“ICR”), and LFCF across various purchase prices, entry and exit multiples, leverage, and margin profiles.

Mosaic Vision Now Supports Full Excel and PDF Uploads

Mosaic Vision now supports complete Excel workbooks and PDF documents, including CIMs. With AI-powered extraction, Mosaic can interpret and import operating data from your files, making it dramatically faster to kick off a model from a preexisting workbook or investment deck.

Whether you're starting from a historical forecast, a lender model, or a management-provided CIM, Mosaic Vision helps you move from raw inputs to a structured Mosaic model in minutes.

Getting started is simple: create a new model, name it, and then click on “Mosaic Vision”. Next, select the desired file and let Mosaic handle the rest.

Expanded Base Rate Support

Mosaic now offers expanded base rate curve support when building debt schedules. In addition to SOFR, users can now pull in EURIBOR and SONIA. This update enables investors and finance teams across EMEA to model debt structures using their local reference rates, improving accuracy and eliminating the need for manual curve adjustments. With broader base rate coverage, Mosaic continues to support more global workflows and more flexible capital structure modeling.

A Major Upgrade to Mosaic’s Operating Model

Building in Mosaic just got significantly faster. With full keyboard control, dynamic spacing, and smart-select formula selection, the operating model is now even better designed to support your modeling workflows.

1 – Excel-style keyboard shortcuts: You can now use the same Excel-like shortcuts you’re used to directly within Mosaic’s operating model. Add new rows and columns, toggle fiscal year ends, currencies, and more. Simply press "Alt" at any time to view the complete shortcut menu.

2 – Full keyboard navigation: Arrow-keys, tab/shift-tab, and F2 editing are now live. No more manually clicking into cells – you can move through and edit the model just like you would in Excel. This means faster edits, smoother workflows, and less reliance on the mouse.

3 – Dynamic model spacing: Mosaic now automatically optimizes spacing as you build more complexity into your model. When you add custom rows or start from a template, the model intelligently compresses line items so you can see more at once. Prefer the original layout? Simply click into the “Expand Spacing” button in the top left corner to revert.

4 – Intelligent formula selection: Formulas now respond to your inputs. Mosaic automatically selects the appropriate logic, and you can click directly into legend items to continue building — no need to type everything manually.

Mosaic's Analysis at Various Prices ("AVP") is Fully Configurable

As Mosaic outputs are increasingly incorporated directly into firms' Investment Committee outputs, users have expressed a desire for more configurability of key analyses and their outputs.

Today we're excited to announce that the AVP is fully configurable to support flexibility requested by our users:

1 - Incorporate any Valuation Metric in your AVP. Any Op Model row that is designated as a Valuation Metric can be referenced in the AVP.

2 - Add any earnings period to the AVP. Any earnings period can be added to all or some of your valuation multiples analysis:

3 - Multiples can be calculated off Fully-Loaded TEV. Some firms display entry multiples as Total Enterprise Value divided by the relevant earnings metric. Others have expressed the desire to present multiples based on Fully-Loaded TEV (i.e., inclusive of fees and cash funded to the balance sheet at close). Mosaic now supports the ability to set this for each model. We strongly recommend setting this once as a firm default to consistently apply analyses across your firm's models:

4 - AVPs can be driven off a Purchase Multiple. Users have expressed the desire not to drive the AVP increments by the TEV, but rather by the purchase multiple. This release supports that:

5 - Custom Column Counts. Users can now set a custom number of AVP columns depending on how much variability / sensitivity they want to show:

5 - Setting custom intervals. Users sometimes want to show specific values - for example, amounts above the current bid only.

Mosaic's AVP Auto-Sensitizes Debt to Respect Minimum Equity

Mosaic now auto-accommodates a classic "gotcha" in deal modeling - AVP cases in which the purchase price is reduced, but the debt is held constant, breaching the minimum equity requirement.

In such cases, Mosaic will automatically reduce the assumed entry debt (starting with the junior-most tranche) until the minimum equity requirement is once again satisfied.

This reduction in debt of course impacts the levered free cash flow calculation (i.e., less interest expense), which Mosaic also automatically factors in:

This functionality is also replicated through the Excel download in a detailed sub-schedule:

Mosaic's Case Comparison is Fully Configurable

As Mosaic outputs are increasingly incorporated directly into firms' Investment Committee outputs, users have expressed a desire for more configurability of key analyses and their outputs.

Today we're excited to announce that the Case Comparison is fully configurable to support flexibility requested by our users:

1 - Reorder and hide cases for presentation

2 - Recolor cases for presentation

3 - Add additional Op Model detail

4 - Add Free Cash Flow detail

5 - Add more forecast years to each case

De Novos

Introducing a highly requested new Special Situation for Mosaic: De Novos. This feature allows users to model out the opening of new greenfield locations throughout the forecast period, setting common assumptions underpinning De Novo build outs.

How it works:

• Select De Novos Special Situation:

• Select the desired De Novos inputs:

• Review De Novos Outputs:

Tuck-in M&A and De Novos "Prototypes"

Mosaic users expressed a desire to be able to model out multiple distinct "Protoypes" of either tuck-in M&A or De Novo build outs. This release enables that. Simply add as many prototypes as required, and define the underlying unit economics of each "box."

Mosaic will reliably run the M&A or De Novo math, and break out the outputs by each prototype for clarity:

IPO Exit Sensitivities

As IPO markets have opened up once again, users have expressed a desire for more sensitivity analysis around Mosaic's IPO exit special situation.

This is now available in two places:

1 - IPO Exit Sensitivity Tables. Users can now specify whether sensitivity tables show Private or IPO Exit returns as shown below (note: IPO Exit Special Situation must be enabled):

2 - IPO Exit Returns in AVP. Users can now include IPO Exit returns in their AVP outputs as shown below (note: IPO Exit Special Situation must be enabled):

Additional Productivity Boosters

• Save Progress in Models and Return Later. Mosaic now allows you to save your progress when working through our model "Wizard" and return at a later time. No more worrying about lost interim work:

Summary Financials Customization

Several Mosaic customers have expressed the desire to display their Summary P&L and Cash Flow outputs to varying levels of granularity in their IC materials. Today we're excited to announce the release of a fully customizable output for the Summary Financials section of Mosaic LBO and DCF models, including:

• Segment Detail. Bring detailed segment level revenue and costs to the forefront.

• FCF Items. Include cash flows and subcomponents.

• Update the Summary Financials layout anytime in app as shown below:

Additional Productivity Boosters

• Add Custom CAGR Columns. Mosaic's OpModel now supports custom CAGR / Bps columns to supplement the auto generated columns. Navigate to the OpModel tab and hit the gear icon in the top right to add as needed:

• CAGR / Margin Through Year X Sensitivity Analysis. Users asked us for the ability to sensitize CAGR or Margin improvement only through to a specific forecast year (e.g., the high growth period of a forecast), with the outer forecast years reverting to whatever is assumed in the underlying model. This feature enables that:

• Hidden Years. For long forecast models, you can now hide OpModel years for exclusion in PDF / PPT exports:

Discounted Cash Flows Analysis

We're excited to announce a new model type hitting the Mosaic platform - the full featured Discounted Cash Flows analysis. Highlights include:

• Detailed Op Models. A complement to the Quick DCF, this release allows users to leverage Mosaic's detailed Operating Model builder to compose robust forecasts.

• Public Companies. Cap IQ & FactSet data feeds are enabled (for Feeds subscribers) for quick public company valuations.

• Cases. Run multiple cases and see the impact to TEV and Equity Value instantly.

• Special Situations. Unlevered special situations are available to quickly see impact to TEV and Equity Value.

• Sensitivities. Sensitize high impact DCF assumptions like WACC, Terminal Growth Rate, etc.

This is a foundational analysis for any investor's toolkit - and a core building block of the "Football Field" analysis that underpins most formal valuation analyses prepared by investment banks.

Multiple Dividend Recaps Throughout Hold Period

We've expanded the dividend recap special situation:

• Multiple Recaps. Users can add multiple recaps throughout the investment hold period, toggling on and off recaps by year.

• Auto-Populated Assumptions. Recap assumptions on leverage levels and pricing are auto-populated by the base financing package of the deal at entry.

Additional Productivity Boosters

We continue to listen to our customers for creative ways to speed up their work in Mosaic. Two for this month:

• Auto-Extend Your Forecast. In one click, Mosaic's forecast auto-extend will pull forward the most logical assumption for the next year as a starting point (e.g., last year's growth if a growth row, last year's margin if a margin row, etc.):

• Polarity Flip. In one click, multiply a row's values by -1 to change the polarity of the values. This can be helpful when source files show values in the opposite polarity as is desired for your operating model, and copying and pasting values carries them over:

Extended Case Manager: Full Case Flexibility, Beyond the Operating Model

One of our most highly anticipated features is now live - and it’s one many of you have asked for.

Until now, Mosaic let you build multiple operating model cases. With our new extended Case Manager, you can now flex assumptions across the entire deal, from financing to transaction structure to special situations.

This means you can define full Management, Base, Upside, and Downside cases with different inputs across:

• Financing assumptions – e.g., leverage levels, interest rates

• Transaction assumptions – e.g., entry/exit multiples, fees, management rollover

• Special situations – not just toggle add-ons, dividend recaps, or earnouts on or off, but change their individual assumptions case by case (e.g., different tuck-in EBITDA multiples, recap amounts)

With the enhanced Case Comparison Tab, you can now see all your inputs across scenarios in one centralized view, giving you complete visibility into what’s driving differences in returns, structure, and outcomes.

How It Works

To achieve this in Mosaic, simply click the split icon next to any splittable assumption to open a modal, as shown below:

From there, you can enter different values per case or unify them across all cases with a single click.

Use the full Case Manager view to see every assumption across all scenarios in one place, making edits and review seamless.

Any Operating Model Row Can Be an Entry or Exit Valuation Metric

Specialist software private equity investors have moved away from framing entry and exit valuation around traditional valuation multiples (TEV / Revenue, EBITDA, or EBITDA – Capex) and towards more industry-specific earnings metrics, including ARR, EBITDA – Capitalized Software Expenses, or similar variations of top- and bottom-line earnings metrics.

With enhancements to Mosaic’s Operating Model serving as the foundational unlock, we have now added functionality allowing a user to frame their entry and exit valuations on any operating model metric they define.

To achieve this in Mosaic, simply configure the Operating Model row to be a “Valuation Metric” as shown below:

Doing so will result in the row becoming available as an option in the menus for entry, leverage, and exit multiples throughout the Mosaic application:

The “EBITDA Less X” Row

An extension of the concept above, Mosaic has added a dedicated, optional “EBITDA Less X” section of the operating model given how many nonstandard valuation metrics used in practice are some variation of EBITDA less Capex.

To add an EBITDA Less X row, simply click the button shown below and configure the formula to leverage the desired rows. The label will update automatically, but can be overwritten at any time.

IRR Decomp in Excel

One of the most valuable outputs in Mosaic is the IRR Decomposition – whose historical iterations / sticky-ifs / manual copying and pasting were made obsolete in Mosaic by the power of Python.

We have had, however, many users request that the legacy Excel functionality of the iterative IRR Decomp with related switches be incorporated into Mosaic’s Excel download.

With our latest release, Mosaic’s Excel download now includes an “IRR Decomp Panel” with related switches that turn on / off each step of the IRR Decomp – allowing users to recompute the decomposition in Excel if changes are made after downloading the initial version:

To recompute the IRR Decomp, first, turn all the switches off (enter 0 for “Off”, 1 for “On”) – then in order from top to bottom, turn them on one-by-one – pasting the “Live IRR” value (not formula) into the cumulative IRR cell for the respective step in the decomposition. Mosaic will then automatically compute the differences between each step of cumulative IRR, which results in the values underlying the IRR Decomp.

If the IRR Decomp is out of sync with the current version of the model, the IRR Decomp output table will flag “Update!” as shown below to indicate that the IRR Decomp panel must be re-cycled to produce an up-to-date decomposition:

Upgraded LBO Summary (Different Entry & Exit Multiples)

Mosaic’s LBO produces a helpful summary of the deal’s entry and exit multiples, net debt, and TEV to quickly orient the user to the scale and profile of the investment being considered. For situations where a user was framing valuation around a different metric at entry vs. exit (e.g., Revenue multiple at entry, EBITDA multiple at exit), users expressed a desire for a clearer delineation of entry and exit metrics with the inclusion (but subtle de-emphasis) of the like-for-like value for each at entry and exit.

The result of this effort is shown below:

Earn Outs

In times of increasing economic uncertainty, buyers and sellers are increasingly employing creative transaction structures to bridge “bid ask spreads” in valuation and get deals done. The most commonly requested feature in this genre is the “Earn Out,” where a buyer defers some portion of purchase price to a later date in the investment period contingent on the business hitting certain pre-determined performance outcomes – typically a revenue or EBITDA target.

In Mosaic, under “Special Situations,” users can now quickly incorporate an Earn Out even early on in their deal investigation. Simply determine the amount of the earnout payment and what it is contingent on (e.g., revenue or EBITDA achievement in year X), and Mosaic will run the math for you:

Simplified Taxes

We’ve restructured Mosaic’s tax step a bit to support two types of first-round bid modelers – those who just want to slap on a ~25% blended corporate rate and call it a day, and those who want to reflect the reality of interest deductibility and NOL usability limits even at the earliest stages.

Mosaic models will now give you the choice of a simple vs. a detailed tax build as shown below. This choice can be set as a default to reflect your preference for each new model built.

Within detailed tax setups, you can also select which complexities to include or exclude using the toggle-able sections shown below. Note that leaving Tax Deductible D&A Detail "off" is the same as setting “Capex = Tax D&A” in earlier versions of Mosaic.

Your setup here will flow into our Excel download as well – keeping the tax tab as clean or detailed as you want, and not including any unnecessary or unused logic.

Flow-Through Tax Structuring (LLC Modeling)

Many private equity firms have tax exempt investors (e.g., large public pension funds) who benefit materially from owning shares in a tax flow-through entity such as an S-Corp or LLC vs (all else being equal).

Mosaic now supports flow-through tax modeling where the investee pays no entity-level tax but rather pays a tax distribution to investors (which is accretive to IRR) throughout the investment hold period. Mosaic also allows users to model the associated step-up in basis that is often available when acquiring a flow-through entity (i.e., tax shield). These options are available as shown below within a “Detailed” tax setup in Mosaic:

Introducing the Mosaic AI Analyst - A Resource for Building and Updating Mosaic Models Through GenAI

We're excited to reveal a new resource available to all users with AI-features enabled in Mosaic - the Mosaic AI Analyst.

Leveraging the power of GenAI, we have introduced an AI Agent into the Mosaic platform that can assist you in building or updating your Mosaic models through chat-style instructions capable of remembering the context of your modeling task and taking feedback / making updates as required:

Let's explore a few key use cases:

1. Subsequent Image Uploads to Vision. The idea for Mosaic's AI Analyst came from our users who wanted to upload additional financial information into Mosaic Vision past the initial financial forecast page. Below is an example of a user uploading NWC Balances information from another page in the CIM to update their Mosaic operating model.

2. Adding Structural Complexity to a Model. Mosaic's AI Analyst can also help you update existing operating models by making multiple changes at once that become tedious to do manually. For example, tasks that would require adding multiple rows, updating formulas, and applying growth and margin assumption changes across several years can be done more efficiently through chat.

Below is an example where we ask Mosaic's AI Analyst to update an operating model by splitting its revenue into three segments of different size and growth rates. In the example below, you can see that at first, the AI Analyst successfully applies the split, but fails to apply the growth as instructed. A quick follow-up message remedies it, however, as the AI Analyst remembers the context of the conversation you're having with it:

Data Clarity Unlocked by Attribution

As Mosaic matures from a top-of-funnel efficiency booster to a system of record for new deals analysis, multiple deal team members are collaborating on individual deal models and more sources of third-party data are being incorporated into Mosaic models (e.g., Capital IQ, FactSet, Mosaic AI, etc.).

To ensure perfect clarity into the source of each unique datapoint comprising a Mosaic model, we've borrowed a concept from the engineering world and brought it to the world of dealmaking.  The concept is "input attribution" - Mosaic now tracks for each datapoint in each model (i) who entered the data and (ii) when it was entered. At the time of writing, data could be entered into Mosaic by:

1. A Human Deal Team Member. An assumption entered by a user updating a Mosaic model will be tagged to them, displaying their avatar.

2. Your Mosaic Defaults. Firms and individuals on Mosaic can set defaults for minor assumptions (e.g., entry transaction fees as a % of TEV, corporate tax rate, etc.).

3. Mosaic Vision. Historical and projected financial data ingested by Mosaic Vision, our AI "CIM Reader" will be tagged accordingly.

4. Capital IQ & FactSet Data. Data sourced from Capital IQ and FactSet will not only reflect which data source the figure came from, but will also provide a link that will take you directly to the source "tearsheet" that the underlying datapoint was sourced from.

5. Mosaic AI Analyst. Any inputs set by Mosaic's AI Analyst (described above) will be attributed to it accordingly:

Mosaic Supports Non 12/31 Fiscal Yearends

Mosaic now allows users to model a business with any fiscal yearend - supporting common non-12/31 fiscal yearends (e.g., 6/30, 3/31, etc.) as well as any other fixed fiscal yearend the user selects.

The fiscal yearend is set within the operating model of a Mosaic deal model:

Introducing the concept of non 12/31 fiscal years introduces some complexity in the calculation of "stub" period cash flows for LBO returns. Enhancements to our "deal timing" logic in the Excel download were necessary to unlock this feature, including careful tracking of leap years.

Imagine having to go through this every time you're modeling a new deal...

Additional Productivity Boosters

Our users can’t get enough of our new sensitivity capabilities (1 to 4 dimensions, automatic memo lines, etc.) and offered up a couple of additional suggestions we’ve knocked out:

1. Default Sensitivity Tables. Firms and individual users can now define which sensitivity tables are generated automatically in the creation of a new LBO model. To set up your default sensitivity tables as an individual user, navigate to your Profile (top right corner of the Mosaic application):

Then navigate to Defaults:

Then to Sensitivity Tables. In sensitivity tables, add as many as you’d like to see populated on the initial creation of a new LBO:

Admin users can follow the same steps to add default sensitivity tables to their Firm’s defaults. Doing so will ensure consistency across your firm’s LBOs as each user at the firm will inherit the firm’s default tables (unless they intentionally set their own individual defaults).

2. Decimal Place Precision. Mosaic’s standard LBO produces IRRs and MOICs to two decimal places of precision. You can now adjust this setting on any sensitivity table as shown below. This setting is also “defaultable” using the process described above so you don’t have to repeat this step for each new LBO to suit your preferences.

1. Drive Each Period’s Values However You Want. Mosaic’s row “drivers” are great for quick forecasting. For more nuanced cases, we heard that you want full control of which values are input as currency amounts vs. percentages (e.g., y/y growth %, sequential growth, or % margin). This can now be achieved by double clicking into the relevant field – in the example below, consider a case where we want to lock in the 2025 value because we feel confident about management’s budget, but we want to assume a growth rate for 2026 and beyond:

2. Enhanced Formula Builder with Tab Autocomplete. When building more complicated operating models with dozens of lines, users often got lost in Mosaic’s letter-based row references. We now allow users to type the relevant line item within Mosaic’s formula builder (with “tab” autocompletion) for a more natural formula-defining experience:

3. Sticky Period Headers. Again, for very large operating models with dozens of lines, users wanted to have the period references (e.g., FY2025E, FY2026E… etc.) frozen to the top of the page for quick reference as shown below:

4. Drivers Selected in the Mosaic App are Reflected in the Excel Download. Mosaic’s Excel downloader has been dynamic for quite some time – however, we had simplifying rules for immaterial assumptions like transaction fees, etc. The Excel download will now match your selected driver in the Application (e.g., Transaction Fees % of TEV vs. amount, operating model drivers as described in #1 above, etc.):

5. Moving Detail Enhancements to the Body of the OpModel. Detail enabling switches for EBITDA Adjustments, One-Time Costs, and NWC Balance vs. Change switches have been moved to their respective rows in the body of the operating model builder for better visibility and a more natural modeling flow:

6. Units Transposer Now Available by Row. Users have been able to apply a model-wide transposition for some time (i.e., multiplying or dividing the model values by a factor of 1,000 – for example, to quickly change source data presented in thousands to be stated in millions). Now this functionality can be applied on an individual row basis as well to support situations where underlying data sources are disparate and presented in different units:

7. Defaults Can Be Set for Operating Model Row Drivers. Mosaic’s operating model builder is now set to hardcodes by default to support the most common use case of copying / pasting a source model into Mosaic (e.g., Management Case forecast or an Excel model that is being checked for accuracy). To the extent you would prefer to start each new operating model with a different set of drivers, these can be easily configured in your defaults (under “Profile”):

8. Restart Operating Model. If you want a clean slate quickly, use our new operating model restart button to throw it all away and start over!

Integrate Your Preferred Public Company Data Provider into Mosaic to Triage Take-Private Opportunities in Under a Minute.

We’re excited to announce two game-changing data integrations now available within Mosaic: S&P Capital IQ or FactSet data to support public company take-private analysis

Introducing Mosaic Deals – the Foundation of Your Team’s Institutional Memory on Opportunities Reviewed Over Time

With the release of Mosaic Deals, teams can associate significant models in Mosaic to a “Deal” – think of it as a new investment opportunity – and tag those deals with helpful information including industry vertical, stage of deal, and deal team members:

What this unlocks today:

• Enhanced Organization. Deals also work as folders to organize your key models for a single opportunity. Quickly access active deals pinned to your dashboard. Group together related models associated with a single deal (e.g., major versions like intro memo vs. final memo model vs. lender model vs. coinvest model, etc.).

• Maintain Portfolio Company Models. Maintain a roster of models for each active portfolio company and mark them accordingly. Doing so will allow you to quickly analyze portco opportunities that arise from time to time, including (i) add-on M&A, (ii) dividend recapitalizations, or (iii) exits, whether private sales or IPOs.

• Enhanced Collaboration. Deals have “deal teams” associated with them, and any models included in a deal are automatically available to each deal team member without the need to explicitly share.

• Industry Stratification. Firms can set up their industry / vertical categorizations to appropriately stratify deals into logical, comparable sets.

Achieve Multi-Dimensional Analysis with Highly Customizable 4D Sensitivity Tables

We’re excited to announce our most significant enhancement to our sensitivity table builder yet - unlocking up to 4 dimensions of analysis across key drivers with no Excel workarounds needed. Prior to this release, the only way to produce this kind of analysis was via one of two terrible choices in Excel: (i) embedding Macros, making each model change a 5 minute waiting game, or (ii) hard copying / pasting wide swaths of self-referencing “IFs” virtually guaranteed to get stuck on a stale value. 

With Mosaic, this is all now achievable in a couple of clicks:

What else is new in this release?

• Multi-dimensionality. In addition to 4D sensitivities, Mosaic now supports 1D, 2D and 3D tables as well: 

• New Driver: EBITDA CAGR %. Several users asked to have EBITDA CAGR % included as a simplified combination of the existing revenue CAGR % / EBITDA margin improvement drivers:

• Memo lines. Each variable in Mosaic now has an accompanying “memo” row that can be displayed alongside it (e.g., Purchase Price and Purchase Multiple, EBITDA CAGR % and Exit EBITDA $, etc.):

• Custom Sensitivity Values. In addition to Mosaic’s trademark “midpoint + increment” driver of sensitivity tables, users can now override the sensitized values at each row / column to be any custom amount of their choosing:

• Configurable Row / Column Count. Users now have the ability to set the number of rows / columns in each table (previously fixed to 5 x 5):

With 4D sensitivity tables, uncover complex relationships across multiple metrics in a single view. For example, evaluate how organic revenue growth and EBITDA margin improvement interact with different entry and exit multiple assumptions to assess a wider range of potential deal outcomes.

This update streamlines setup, clarifies insights, and simplifies complex scenario exploration, so you can focus on strategic decisions with a comprehensive view of potential outcomes.

And of course, downloads to a tidy PDF / PPT for quick in-office walkthroughs with the deal team:

1 - Enhanced Deal Structuring with Expanded Financing Capabilities

1a: Unlock Complete Flexibility with Unlimited Debt Tranches

We’re thrilled to unveil one of our most highly anticipated updates - expanded financing capabilities that give you full control over your debt, pref and common equity structure. With this powerful set of features, you can now configure unlimited tranches of debt and preferred equity, including revolvers, term debt, bonds, and even custom debt types, with common security features configurable by tranche (e.g., cash-pay vs. PIK, prepayability, mandatory amortization, etc.) - with configurable seniority and a debt and equity waterfall at exit that respects seniority and accrued PIK value over the investment hold period. 

1b: Greater Transparency with New Pricing Metrics

As you build your capital structure, the Sources & Uses now dynamically populates the pricing for each tranche of debt and displays a weighted average cost of debt (“WACD”). This provides immediate clarity on your debt composition, enabling you to assess financing costs seamlessly and ensure your transactions are structured optimally.

1c: Reflect Market Constraints with Minimum Equity Thresholds

We’ve now released the ability to set a minimum equity threshold (e.g., total equity must be >30% of the total capital structure), ensuring your financing package stays within practical limitations. This is particularly relevant when reviewing an Analysis at Various Prices (“AVP”) that sensitizes TEV down while holding debt constant. In such a scenario, Mosaic will now reduce your assumed debt load to comply with the minimum equity constraint. 

2 - Transform Deal Incentive Structures with Expanded MIP Options

Building on input from investment professionals in the Mosaic network, we’re excited to introduce significant enhancements to our Management Incentive Plan (“MIP”) functionality. With the latest update, you now have the flexibility to model MIP in three distinct ways: (i) as an options pool that dilutes the sponsoring shareholders, (ii) as a simple percentage of the gain on the common equity from the deal, or (iii) as “sweet equity” - the preferred tax-advantaged method for UK and European deals. Sweet equity adds significant complexity to a standard LBO analysis yet is often modeled even in the early stages in UK-based and European deals. We hope this addition will be extremely helpful to those tasked with this kind of analysis with high frequency.

3 - Tailor Your Analysis with Enhanced AVP Configurability

Our latest AVP update takes customization to the next level, allowing you to tailor your models by displaying or hiding metrics that matter most to your analysis. For example, if revenue multiples aren’t relevant to your industry team’s focus, you can easily hide them to keep your view clean and focused on the key drivers that are important to your deal.

To further enhance your workflow, you can now save these customized views as part of your default settings, ensuring consistency and efficiency across all of your models.

4 - View Detailed Exit Waterfall Insights on Our New Exit Tab

Our latest release introduces a game-changing Exit tab that offers comprehensive visibility into recovery scenarios. It’s designed to factor in debt and pref equity seniority across tranches, ensuring you get a precise understanding of recoverability at each exit stage. Plus, the expanded MIP analysis reveals how management incentive plans affect outcomes, giving you the clarity needed to drive smarter decisions and optimize deal returns.

5 - Delve into Detailed Returns Analysis with Our New Returns Tab

We’re excited to introduce the highly anticipated Returns tab - where now you can evaluate returns by security and investor type, whether it’s the management team, a co-investor, or other stakeholders. This is especially valuable for investors evaluating opportunities across the capital stack or those interested in understanding the returns impact across securities (e.g., Bond vs. Pref vs. Common Equity). 

6 - Get a Comprehensive Credit View with Our New Leverage Tab

Mosaic’s dashboard now comes equipped with a new, detailed Leverage tab, offering a more comprehensive view on the deal’s credit metrics over the investment horizon. The view below provides full visibility into the debt schedules by tranche, showing the detailed build-up of each. 

Finally, we have expanded Mosaic’s credit metrics to include Interest Coverage Ratio (“ICR”), Fixed Charge Coverage Ratio (“FCCR”), and Debt Service Coverage Ratio (“DSCR”), with transparency into their calculation - just hover over the label to learn how each is computed. 

1 - Mosaic now exports to your firm’s powerpoint template 

Mosaic’s PowerPoint Exporter is now live! This new feature allows you to effortlessly download outputs from Mosaic into a well-formatted PowerPoint, customized with your firm's unique Slide Master.

This update is designed to streamline your workflow, making it easier than ever before to create materials supporting a bid discussion or investment committee memo. Mosaic's PowerPoint Exporter not only ensures your slides are perfectly formatted and on-brand, but also allows for rapid annotation / commentary not as easily achieved in a straight-to-PDF export.

To set up your firm's Slide Master, please contact your dedicated Account Executive (or support@mosaic.pe) and we'll get it set up right away! 

To set up your firm's Slide Master, please contact your dedicated Account Executive (or support@mosaic.pe) and we'll get it set up right away! 

1 - Deal teams can now effortlessly collaborate on models with full edit access

We're excited to announce a powerful set of new features now available in Mosaic that will enable you and your deal team to collaborate effortlessly on a deal model together in ways not possible through legacy spreadsheets.

The ability to share a Mosaic model has been possible for quite some time - today, we're excited to unlock the ability to share with edit rights - meaning other deal team members with this permission can independently update Mosaic models.

2 - Our new versioning feature allows you to track, review, and rollback changes with ease

With this release, we have also enabled “Versioning” in all Mosaic models - every saved change made by you and your team members is tracked in a detailed version history, tracking (i) who made the change, (ii) when they made the change, and (iii) what the impact was to the "North Star" model metric (e.g., IRR for LBOs, NPV for DCFs, etc.). No more guesswork or confusion—just clear, transparent tracking of all modifications.

3 - You can also seamlessly compare two model versions, unlocking additional deal insights

Want to see exactly which underlying assumptions have been changed? Simply click into any edit in the history to view a detailed, assumption-by-assumption impact of the changes between two model versions. For the first time in the history of deal-making, you can clearly see the evolution of each model while maintaining quality control - all unlocked by the power of software.

1 - Split up the equity check to reflect a multi-shareholder deal

Mosaic can now split the common equity investment by various shareholder groups that you want to display separately in your outputs.

We've added a new step (#5) to the LBO builder, allowing you to create a multi-shareholder equity structure. The purple shaded row signifies your organization’s equity, used as the plug to total to the common equity financing required for the deal. You can add as many additional tranches of equity as necessary, adjusting their values as either percentages or dollar amounts.

Leverage this feature to show Management’s Co-investment in a deal, a GP co-bidder, or LP co-investor and reflect your firm’s precise dollar investment in the deal.

Note that you will be able to review outputs for each tranche of equity under the “Summary” tab in the dashboard Sources & Uses as well as the “AVP” tab , where you can also see your firm’s cash gain at each TEV interval

2 - Model with precision in units for enhanced flexibility

You can now build Mosaic models displaying in thousands (vs. the default millions), which has been requested by firms looking at lower enterprise value deals.

3 - Additional productivity boosters

We’re happy to announce that Mosaic’s PDF download now includes our detailed IRR Decomposition and Equity Bridge waterfall charts for every model you create:

1 - ARR build functionality released, unlocking further granularity for SaaS or other bookings-based business models.

By popular demand from our tech-investor deal teams, Mosaic is thrilled to now enable users to seamlessly integrate Annually Recurring Revenue (ARR)-style calculations into your operating models. With this new feature, you can construct a comprehensive ARR build, reflecting key drivers such as new bookings, upsells, downsells, churn, and any other items relevant to your particular situation. You can then effortlessly incorporate these ARR calculations directly into your final revenue figures, as shown below. 

We’ve made this framework versatile (not only limited to SaaS deals!) - you can easily apply the same logic across other business models and industries, including financial services by accommodating inflows and outflows with precision for AUM builds.

To incorporate ARR into your next Operating Model, simply click the “Add Revenue” line above the Revenue row in your Operating Model and choose the “SaaS build” revenue template to get up and running in seconds.

To build your own ARR roll-forward style schedules without first leveraging Mosaic’s template, simply link your “beginning” row to your “ending” row using our newly available driver, “Prior Period Reference” and watch it all hang together as expected.

2 - Set personal default assumptions to jump-start your Mosaic models.

Mosaic has always pre-populated common, trivial assumptions (e.g., interest deductibility limits, fees, etc.) to help our deal teams build models efficiently and focus on the assumptions that truly drive outcomes.

Today, we’re excited to hand the control over those default assumptions to you:

Always model in Euros? Always focus on NTM EBITDA at entry and exit? Always set up your deals with a first lien, second lien leverage package at 6.0x EBITDA? You can now set all of these (and more) one time for all future models to start from.

In addition, Admin users can also customize Mosaic’s Excel and PDF downloads to reflect your team’s unique colors and fonts.

3 - Multiple OpModel cases on an LBO will unlock our dynamic case comparison output

If you’re running multiple cases within an LBO, you no longer have to flip back and forth to compare OpModels! As soon as you have two or more operating cases within a Mosaic LBO, you will be able to navigate to our new “Case Comparison” tab on the dashboard, as shown below. 

Here, you can easily compare the key differences between each case in a side-by-side view, including operating drivers such as Revenue and EBITDA CAGRs as well as the impact on returns.

1 - TEV can be set up for a public company take-private

Mosaic has released a third "entry mode" - in addition to defining the TEV as either (i) a purchase price amount or (ii) a multiple of some earnings metric (e.g., Revenue, EBITDA, etc.), Mosaic now allows you to define the building blocks of a public company's TEV, including:

1. Market Price Per Share

2. Bid Premium or Bid Price Per Share (with the other implied)

3. Basic Shares Outstanding

4. Unlimited tranches of dilutive securities (Mosaic runs the Treasury Stock Method math for you to get to Fully Diluted Shares Outstanding)

5. Other configurable & extendable TEV components including Debt, Cash and Non Controlling Interests (NCI)

2 - AVP can be sensitized by either Bid Price Per Share or Bid Premium

When analyzing a public company take-private, you're thinking about your bid price per share (or premium) more so than the TEV at bid. Mosaic allows you to drive the AVP by either:

3 - Sensitivity tables have been supercharged

A few notable improvements that our users have asked for:

1. The midpoints on the sensitivity tables now refresh on each recalculation of your base LBO - meaning your midpoints will now always align to your live case, while respecting the interval size you've set for each axis. Let's see Excel do that.

2. Our rockstar engineers figured out how to cut down the sensitivity table speed materially (more than 2x) which should lead to perceptibly faster load times.

3. You can now sensitize purchase price by bid price per share or premium (in the case of public to private) and entry multiple.

• Operating Models are now simpler to interact with: (a) they remain within the same browser tab, and (b) they allow for one-click case duplication as shown below:

• Cleaner, more organized models dashboard: operating models that are part of LBOs no longer show as separate dashboard models:

1 - SOFR curve can be pulled dynamically into an LBO

Mosaic dynamically pulls the latest 1-month and 3-month SOFR curves for users to quickly drop into their models with floating rate debt. We pull from Chatham Financial (like everyone does) and calculate an average rate from the monthly values available for the rest of the year:

2 - Multiple OpModel cases on an LBO will download to Excel with a dynamic case switch

This one's big. Before, downloading an Excel of an LBO in Mosaic would only give you the active OpModel linked through. Now, all OpModel cases running through the LBO will download to Excel with a dynamic, functional case switcher. All the plumbing you need for teeing up later stage deals.

• Undo & Redo commands are now available within the OpModel builder to add efficiency to the process of editing and manipulating rows (particularly those returned by OpenAI if you want to put some finishing touches on them). CTRL + Z and CTRL + Y on Windows, Command + Z and Command + Shift + Z on Mac, or use the icons on the ribbon shown below:

• Users can now quickly translate model units by a factor of one thousand in either direction. This is useful when you upload to Mosaic Vision a model presented in thousands that you want to model in millions. Just tap the buttons shown below in the OpModel:

2 - Detailed Operating Model rows are available in the Excel download.

We figured the core four operating model items (Revenue, EBITDA, Capex & Changes in NWC) were enough to keep folks happy with the Excel download - but we received feedback that people do like to be able to drop the whole detailed build into an Excel at a moment's notice with everything linked up and working.

For those of you who feel this way, today is your lucky day! The Excel downloader of both the OpModel and the LBO includes all the detailed rows you included in the platform to get to the core four rows:

3 - Turning off a "Special Situation" retains my underlying assumptions for later use

Users wanting to toggle M&A on and off and see the impact in Mosaic shared their frustrations that they were losing their M&A assumptions each time they clicked the "enable | disable" toggle in Mosaic.

We now retain the data entered but do not use it when the toggle is switched off:

1 - Deals Analytics

Today we’re unveiling Mosaic Deals Analytics™ – for the first time in the history of private equity, firms will be able to look across all deals underwritten in Mosaic for unparalleled insight, visibility, and comparability of key valuation and operational metrics.

With Mosaic Deals Analytics™ – our partner deal teams can now set a date range, pick the model assumptions or calculated outputs they are interested in, and in seconds query their full database of models across up to three variables in the same visualization:

2 - Upload a profile picture

Add a professional headshot to Mosaic so your colleagues can quickly identify your models that you've shared with them on their Mosaic homepage (vs. trying to remember your initials)! Available under "My Profile" on the top right corner of the app:

1 - Warning Messages Added

Wouldn't it be great if models alerted you to assumptions that aren't technically wrong, but given their relationship to other items within the model and standard conventions, they are likely not what the creator intended?

Introducing warnings in Mosaic. We've coded hundreds of such situations into the platform as a starting point and will add more every week as users continue to suggest new ones. If you see a yellow bar at the top of a model you've created (or that's been shared with you) - click into it to see what the potential issue is and either (a) correct it because it's wrong or (b) accept that your deal is a bit off the fairway...

2 - Expandable LBO sidebar for editing assumptions

Give yourself some more breathing room by clicking the icon shown below to get back into the expanded "Wizard" view when you first built the LBO:

3 - Custom Firm Logos & Color Conventions in Excel, PDF

Firms can now re-skin Mosaic's Excel and PDF downloads to match their unique color conventions and upload their firm logos to be reflected throughout the app and the PDF download. Click into the Admin panel available on the top right of the app. Note: this is available to Organization Admin users only.

4 - Set a custom leverage/financing metric

Want to set your leverage as a multiple of a financing metric not readily available in your OpModel? Click here to enter any metric you desire and label it accordingly:

*Easter egg feature* - Double clicking on an OpModel forecast row flips the row driver to hardcodes

If you have a model set up as year-over-year growth or linear CAGR, you might want to quickly override a given year. Double click to flip the row to hardcodes while saving all the values calculated by the previously selected driver.

1 - Fully Customizable P&Ls

Mosaic’s founding product set its sights on streamlining transaction returns math (IRR, MOIC) with “assumptions-driven” modeling. This release extends our defining approach to the operating model – the investment industry’s non-GAAP combination of the Income Statement and relevant Cash Flow elements that comprise Unlevered Free Cash Flow. Our latest update hands users the reins to fully control the building blocks of organic growth driving Revenue, EBITDA, Capital Expenditures and Net Working Capital (“NWC”).

Mosaic now comes pre-loaded with several quick-start elements (e.g., multi-segment Revenue & EBITDA builds, common cost structures like COGS / Gross Margin / S&M / R&D / G&A, and NWC builds for software or physical products businesses). It also allows you to define your own custom elements to build to each core cash flow row – because every business is different, and understanding these building blocks is a core part of diligence.

2 - Quarterly & Monthly Modeling

Once a deal moves past the early innings – and if cash flow seasonality, volatility or liquidity concerns warrant it – transitioning from an annual model to quarterly (or the dreaded monthly) used to take hours of painstaking manual Excel work. Mosaic will transition your annual models to quarterly and monthly at the click of a button – cleanly rolling up to quarters / years without the linking (and the warranted fear of mis-linking).

3 - Dynamically Generated, Customizable Excel

Say good-bye to the 50,000-cell Excel template (with 35,000 unused cells and a handful of #REFs) that was handed down to you by some VP who is no longer at the firm. Mosaic now smartly outputs only the tables that match your specific analysis needs. No more orphan second tranche of debt on that uni-tranche deal. No more M&A tables cluttering up a deal with no roll-up prospects. Every cell has a purpose, so you can focus on what matters.

Want to align it with your brand's aesthetics? Customize it with your firm’s unique colors and fonts.

4 - Stub Entry & Exit

10 out of 10 Investment Professionals agree – they’d rather stub a toe than stub a model. Those few bps of added precision require hours of focused work to layer in, and expose your model to a high risk of a mis-linking bust (i.e., should I stub interest in the cash flow schedule or the debt schedule? What about the tax schedules? How’s this going to impact my yields – surely those shouldn’t be stubbed? Nightmare).

Simply select your entry and exit dates and let Mosaic’s field-tested algorithm handle the table-stakes math. Just because you can do it, doesn’t mean you should.

5 - Enhanced Sensitivity Analysis

Step-up your scenario analysis with our enhanced sensitivity tables – now displaying MOIC, IRR, or both, shown to two decimal places for greater precision.

Because every second counts when you’re sprinting to the finish line – below are a handful of additional enhancements included in this release to make your life easier:

• Drive Net Working Capital as a balance or model the change directly

• Alternate between entering values as dollar amounts or margins with a click

• Navigate effortlessly using our intuitive hotkeys. Just hit ALT (or command on Mac) to pull up on-screen prompts: