Properties in Capex Strategy

Properties in Weissr Capex Strategy are structured data fields that define and describe key aspects of each alternative. They play a central role in alternative analysis workflows, helping maintain accurate, consistent, and well-organized information across your strategy framework.

Properties can be either:

• System-defined (built-in and non-editable)

• Dynamic (custom-created by administrators)

This dual approach gives organizations both flexibility and control, allowing properties to reflect internal processes, business needs, and decision-making priorities.

The Properties tab serves as the central hub for managing these data points. From here, administrators can view, create, and update all properties used in Base Alternatives, Strategic Building Blocks, and Strategic Alternatives. The list is organized alphabetically to make it easy to locate and manage properties as your strategy evolves.

Property categories

Static system properties

Predefined and core to Weissr’s functionality. These cannot be deleted or customized. Examples: Name, Short name, Creation date, Model health.

For a full list and detailed descriptions of system properties, refer to: System Properties for Capex Strategy

Dynamic properties

Custom properties created by admins to meet specific organizational needs. Unlimited in number. Examples: Background, Key assumptions, Risk assessment, Environmental

To learn how to create, edit, and manage request properties, refer to: Creating and Managing Capex Strategy Properties

Applicability to alternative types and summary forms

The same property can be reused across Base Alternatives, Strategic Building Blocks, and Strategic Alternatives, minimizing the need to duplicate similar properties.

• Applicability settings define where a property is visible and editable.

• There is no data inheritance between alternatives. Property values must be entered at the level where they are used.

Base Alternative

Properties applied to Base Alternatives, typically capturing foundational insights.

Examples:

• Current challenges and pain points

• Key assumptions

• Constraints

Strategic Building Blocks

Properties applied to Strategic Building Blocks to describe their purpose and contributions.

Examples:

• Assumptions

• Expected outcomes

• Strategic alignment

Strategic Alternatives

Properties applied to Strategic Alternatives, representing combinations of building blocks.

Examples:

• Assumptions

• Expected outcomes

• Strategic alignment

• Synergy effects

Summary forms

Summary forms provide a high-level view of an alternative as a whole. Unlike site-specific forms, they are used to capture aggregated or strategic information across the entire alternative.

Purpose:

• Offer a concise summary

• Highlight strategic direction

• Support decision-making across organizational levels

Supported property types

For more details, see: Property Type Descriptions