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Projects in Aire Labs

A project is the primary workspace in Aire Labs. It brings your model’s data, scenarios, views, and history together in a single workspace. Projects belong to an organization and can only be accessed by members of that organization. A project maps to a real-world asset or initiative: a solar farm, battery storage system, hydrogen facility, or financing structure. Your organization can contain any number of projects, each fully independent with its own models, data, and history.

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Creating a Project

To create a new project, click the button in the top right of your organization’s workspace and give it a name. From there, you have three paths to build out your model:
  • Build by hand: Add blocks and terms directly using direct editing
  • Build with AI: Use Project AI to help scaffold and populate your model
  • Import an existing model: Work with the Aire Labs project success team to bring in an Excel or Python model—see Importing Models
Most customers start by importing an existing model, which gives you a fully structured project ready for analysis. Building from scratch or using AI works well for new models or smaller analyses.

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What a Project Contains

  • Blocks and Terms: The hierarchical structure of your model, organized into folders (blocks) and individual variables (terms)
  • Scenarios: Independent versions of your financial model—a base case and any number of variants
  • Sensitivity Analysis: Tools for running and visualizing parameter sensitivity studies
  • Views: Custom layouts for presenting your model data—Proforma, Assumptions, or any custom layout
  • Project AI: An AI assistant scoped to your project’s data
  • Project History: A complete audit trail of every change made to the model

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I have multiple projects in one organization? Yes. An organization can contain any number of projects. You can see all projects on the organization’s home page. Who can access a project? Any member of the organization that owns the project. Project-level access can be further restricted—contact your organization admin for details.