FFL Trial — Run a Deal Through the Full Screening Engine (Free)
This isn't a case browser. It's the actual engine, with a sample library loaded.FFL Trial runs the same three-tab process as the full FFL Tools — Deal Intake, Additional Context, Forensic Screening. Fill it out with a real or hypothetical deal, and the system matches it against 20 documented forensic cases, using the same matching logic and the same scoring, live.No cloud. No account. Nothing leaves your machine.What it shows you: The full Deal Intake + Additional Context + Forensic Screening flow, exactly as it works in Tools Live risk scoring and case-matching against 20 sample cases (four to five per asset class) A complete Investment Committee Memo, generated on screen — same 11-section structure as the full tool What it doesn't do:You can read the memo, but not walk out with it. Export and print are locked — the full tool gives you a clean copy with no FFL branding, ready to print and put your own name on for a real IC meeting. And the analysis behind it is intentionally shallow: matched against just 20 sample cases, it finds the closest example instead of covering the full range of risk dimensions the way the 140-case engine does. Read it as a demo of the format, not a result you'd act on.Why 140 cases matters:Risk matching is only as good as what it's matching against. Twenty cases can show you the mechanism. 140 cases, pulled from 143 documented episodes and covering every risk dimension per asset class, is what makes the score something you'd actually act on.FAQIs this the same tool as FFL Tools?Yes. Same engine, same three tabs, same memo structure. The differences are the case count behind the matching and the clean, exportable memo output.Why can't I export or print the memo from the Trial?Because a memo matched against 20 cases isn't precise enough to bring into a real deal conversation, and the on-screen version still carries no branding you could pass off as final. The full 140-case match plus a clean, letterhead-free export both come with Tools.Does it require internet?No. It runs fully offline once downloaded.Ready to run it on the full 140-case library, with the IC Memo included?
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