Is MQRisk a replacement for Excel?
MQRisk is designed to help teams move beyond a shared spreadsheet when they need stronger history, controlled collaboration, analysis and project visibility. Excel can remain an input and output format.
Resources / FAQ
A concise introduction to the platform, the Excel transition and the evaluation approach behind MQRisk.
MQRisk is designed to help teams move beyond a shared spreadsheet when they need stronger history, controlled collaboration, analysis and project visibility. Excel can remain an input and output format.
Yes. Import follows a guided path: map your columns, validate the data, then bring the register in - rather than starting from nothing.
It makes inherent, current and target exposure visible as distinct states so a risk team can explain the baseline, present position and intended destination.
Yes. Monte Carlo analysis shows the distribution of portfolio outcomes, confidence points such as P50, P80, P90 and P95, and the contributors behind the exposure.
Yes. Use the Contact page for enterprise plans, deployment and commercial questions. A demo request is the right path when you want to see MQRisk against your own register.