Examples
Examples
Try the starting example
- Milestone snapshots in date order: name, date, cash paid increment $, accepted-value increment $, current guarantee amount $
- M1,2026-10-01,200,0,50 M2,2026-10-10,500,700,50
- Cumulative cash paid ($)
- $700.00
- Cumulative supplied accepted value ($)
- $700.00
- Final paid value beyond accepted value and current guarantee ($)
- $0.00
- Peak snapshot uncovered paid value ($)
- $150.00
- Uncovered paid value by milestone ($)
- M1: 150.00; M2: 0.00
Try another scenario
- Milestone snapshots in date order: name, date, cash paid increment $, accepted-value increment $, current guarantee amount $
- M1,2026-10-01,200,0,0 M2,2026-10-10,500,700,50
- Cumulative cash paid ($)
- $700.00
- Cumulative supplied accepted value ($)
- $700.00
- Final paid value beyond accepted value and current guarantee ($)
- $0.00
- Peak snapshot uncovered paid value ($)
- $200.00
- Uncovered paid value by milestone ($)
- M1: 200.00; M2: 0.00
Calculation method
Calculation method
Cumulative cash paid ($)
Sum supplied cash-paid increments.
Cumulative supplied accepted value ($)
Sum supplied accepted-value increments in the same valuation basis.
Final paid value beyond accepted value and current guarantee ($)
max(0,cumulative paid−cumulative accepted−last snapshot guarantee).
Peak snapshot uncovered paid value ($)
Maximum non-negative snapshot difference after the supplied guarantee offset.
Uncovered paid value by milestone ($)
Recompute each date snapshot, treating its guarantee as a current absolute amount rather than an increment.
Symbols and units
- a
- Milestone snapshots in date order: name, date, cash paid increment $, accepted-value increment $, current guarantee amount $
Use the units shown. A list keeps the order in which you enter its values. The symbol ^ means “raised to the power of”.
Assumptions & limits
Assumptions & limits
- A supplied paid-versus-accepted-value/guarantee snapshot. The guarantee offset is an input assumption, not a finding that security is enforceable, liquid or sufficient to prevent loss.
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Further reading
Background reading; this does not imply endorsement or independent review of SumFizz.