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# Customize

Edit and extend your model — revenues, costs, cap tables, fund models

## All models
- Cap Table And Exit Waterfall Tool
- Ecommerce Forecasting Tool
- Fund Economics Tool
- Runway Tool
- SaaS Forecasting Tool
- Software Standard Financial Model
- Unit Economics Tool
- Venture Capital Model
- Venture Capital Model Quarterly Forecast
- Venture Valuation Tool

## 79 docs

- [**Recommended Software** 
  Microsoft Excel or Google Sheets work well with Hemrock models.](https://www.hemrock.com/docs/spreadsheet-software)
- [**Performance Metrics** 
  Key metrics for performance reporting for venture capital funds.](https://www.hemrock.com/docs/vc-metrics)
- [**Tokens** 
  Translating tokenomics into a forecast of changing allocations over time.](https://www.hemrock.com/docs/tokens)
- [**Proratas** 
  Details on what prorata rights are and how to calculate them in equity financing rounds.](https://www.hemrock.com/docs/proratas)
- [**Saas** 
  How to configure the Standard Financial Model for SaaS: specific cells, segment structures, and AI prompts that point where the edits go.](https://www.hemrock.com/docs/saas-standard)
- [**Budget** 
  How to use the prebuilt Budget sheet to do variance comparisons between the forecast and actual results.](https://www.hemrock.com/docs/budget)
- [**Capital Expenditures** 
  How the Hemrock financial models calculate capital expenditures and depreciation.](https://www.hemrock.com/docs/capex)
- [**Forecast** 
  The Forecast sheet is the core sheet for entering expenses, creating a hiring plan, reporting revenues and billings, fundraising, and all the root calculations.](https://www.hemrock.com/docs/forecast)
- [**Proceeds And Distributions** 
  How to model proceeds, distributions, and carried interest waterfall in the venture fund models.](https://www.hemrock.com/docs/proceeds-distributions)
- [**Valuation** 
  Valuing early-stage companies can be more of an art than a science. Here I'll explain the basics behind discounted cash flow (DCF) and multiple-based valuation.](https://www.hemrock.com/docs/valuation)