Three ways to adopt X-ALM, at your own pace.

No. A Windows 10 or 11 workstation is enough: the memory needed depends on the amount of data, 32 GB recommended and 64 GB comfortable above 8 million contracts. To chain several entities overnight, an ordinary virtual machine does the job. No server component is installed.

The sample run from the guide, one entity of 2.9 million contracts, three scenarios and three hundred months, takes 15 minutes on an idle laptop and 30 minutes on a workstation saturated by other processes. Run time grows roughly in proportion to the number of entities, products and scenarios. A subset run on a single product takes a few tens of seconds.

Never. The engine, the interface and the analysis tool run locally. The web interface's server listens on the workstation itself only. There is no telemetry and there are no outbound network calls.

Flat files, one per product and per entity: the contract's characteristics, its contractual cash flows, its step schedule. The description of each column ships with the software. Our support package can prepare these files from your reference data.

The engine reproduces an industry reference model contract by contract, with a maximum deviation of the order of 10⁻¹¹, and every product family has its own parity campaign. On your data, the evaluation compares the results with those of your current tool and explains every deviation. The subset run lets you replay a single product with all its traces.

Yes. The engine is built on an extensible product registry; two developer guides describe how to add an amortising or a non-maturity product. That is what the adaptation package is for.

Yes. The engine and the analysis tool also run unattended, in batch mode, from a saved configuration. That is the mode used for overnight production.

You keep the results produced, your configurations, the documentation and the generated Power BI report. Everything is in open formats, readable with your usual tools.