A full SUSS BUS357 business plan and 3-year financial model: Waran’s case study
Waran spent his final SUSS year with us, from a full BUS357 business plan with a 3-year financial model in Excel to a string of TMAs that scored 72 and 82 out of 100. Here is how one of them came together.
Waran spent his entire final year at SUSS working with us, across ICT317, BUS366, SOC252, HRM263 and BUS357. He is the definition of a repeat customer: assignment after assignment, deadline after deadline, coming back because the results kept landing, two of his TMAs scored 72 and 82 out of 100. The best single window into how we work is his BUS357 “Starting and Managing a Business” ECA, because it was not one document. It was a full business plan and a three-year financial model, revised patiently until it was submission-ready.
The task: a business plan plus a real financial model
BUS357 Section A asked for a business feasibility write-up and, crucially, a financial analysis presented in Excel: initial investment, equity and debt financing, and three-year pro-forma income, cash-flow and balance-sheet statements. Waran double-checked we would actually build the model, not just the essay, before committing. We confirmed, agreed S$90, and got to work.
We built a full startup plan for a tech-repair business, TechFix Solutions Pte Ltd, with a proper capital structure: S$120,000 of equity from four founders and a S$50,000 bank loan at 7% per annum over four years, all flowing through to the pro-forma statements. This is the kind of thing you cannot fake, the numbers have to tie together across three years and three statements. Here is a real look at the bulk of that model.



Revisions, handled without drama
Waran is a careful student, and he came back with specific, fair requests: rewrite the executive summary and business model so they read differently, expand the summary toward the 500-word limit, and add the 3-year pro-forma income and cash-flow statements. Then, near the end, he sent us his school’s own Excel template, which had built-in formulas, and asked us to slot our numbers into it. Every one of these was a free revision. We just did them.
Turnitin-safe, and it shows
Because the work is genuinely human-written, we hand over a Turnitin report with every essay task. On his SOC252 ECA, the report came back at 5% overall similarity with zero integrity flags, exactly what a real, well-cited piece of student writing should look like. Nothing to humanise, nothing to hide, nothing for an AI detector to catch.

The result: scores, and a whole year of trust
“Looks good to me, thanks for your patience and support.”
The takeaway
A genuinely complex, multi-part deliverable, a business plan and a working financial model, delivered, then revised patiently and for free until it was exactly right. Add a clean Turnitin report and real scores like 72 and 82 out of 100, and you get a student who trusted us with his entire final year.
Frequently asked questions
Can you build financial models and Excel deliverables, not just essays?
Yes. This case included a full 3-year pro-forma financial model, income statement, cash flow and balance sheet, built in Excel and fitted into the school’s own formula template. We handle the numbers and the write-up.
What if I need changes after delivery?
Revisions are free and unlimited until the work fits your brief. Waran asked for several, rewrites, added statements, a new Excel template, and every one was done at no extra cost.
How do I know it will pass Turnitin?
Every essay task comes with a complimentary Turnitin report. Waran’s came back at 5% similarity with 0 integrity flags. Because it is human-written, similarity stays low and there is no AI signature to detect.
Need this done by a real human?
Essays, code, and software written by graduates, never by AI. Turnitin-safe, guaranteed.