1. Set up the valuation base data
The flow starts with registering the company and entering the key economic and financial data used to calculate WACC, ROIC, EVA and the valuation.
The platform organizes this data in a standard way to reduce inconsistencies and speed up recurring analyses.
2. Get an economic reading of the company
With the data consolidated, Valueva turns numbers into an objective reading of value creation or destruction.
This helps pinpoint where the company earns returns above its cost of capital and where margin, invested capital and growth are under pressure.
- A combined reading of WACC, ROIC, NOPAT (EBIT under Simples Nacional) and growth.
- A technical basis for discussions with partners, the board and clients.
- A structured history for future reviews.
3. Track GBV month by month
After the initial valuation, the journey continues with monthly GBV to check whether operations are moving toward the projected value.
This tracking narrows the gap between strategic analysis and day-to-day management.
4. Turn the diagnosis into goals and actions
Valuation insights can be broken down into goals and action plans for areas such as revenue, margin, working capital and operational efficiency.
That way the platform is no longer just a calculation tool and starts supporting execution.