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Inspect & review

Trace any number to its math and source, and use trust states to know what to check.

You don’t audit a Moraine model by rebuilding it in Excel. You click the number you don’t believe.

  1. Click any value on any worksheet — a pro forma cell, an assumption, a recovery amount. The Inspector opens on the right.

  2. Read the drilldown: a plain-language definition, the formula, and the components that feed it — for revenue lines, tenant by tenant with SF × rate shown.

    The Inspector tracing Potential Rental Revenue $3.91M Y1: definition, formula row, and a tenant contribution list with SF × rate and share for each tenant.
    Fig 01Tracing Year-1 Potential Rental Revenue. Cub Food: 70,643 SF × $12.50/SF = $883,038, 23% of the line.
  3. Keep clicking — every component is itself traceable, down to the source document page for extracted values.

The Inspector’s resting state shows the model’s evidence base — e.g. Current model · 281 mapped sources. Open it any time with the Model trust chip in the top bar.

The workspace with the Inspector open in its resting state: Select a value to inspect its formula, source, and edit target — Current model · 281 mapped sources.
Fig 02The Inspector before a selection. 281 values in this model carry document-page provenance.

Every value carries one, and every surface uses the same words: Mapped (read from a document, with page and quote), Inferred (derived), Defaulted (house default filled a silent source), Missing (needs you), Reviewed, Overridden, Reconciled. Definitions: Glossary.

The rollup is the top bar’s Model trust chip — RED means blocking items remain, and Intake report · N next to it is the worklist. Review means: open the intake report, Jump to each item, decide, watch the count fall and the chip turn.

The pro forma’s vs Broker tab reconciles your Year 1 against the broker’s pro forma line by line, with page citations and a Reconcile action per divergence. See Pro forma & analysis.