Subtracts exported energy from supplied site energy, divides by conditioned floor area and selects the first caller-supplied ascending maximum-intensity band. It does not normalize climate or occupancy, convert primary energy, audit meters or issue a legally recognized energy certificate.

Multiplies each mutually exclusive supplied scenario probability by its supplied damage fraction and asset replacement value, then sums expected loss. It does not obtain hazard maps, model hydrology, validate damage curves, price insurance or predict a particular event.

Compares supplied visits, mean dwell time and conversions with explicit baselines and combines the three ratios using caller-supplied weights. It does not collect location data, count people, infer demographics or forecast demand. Inputs should be aggregated and lawfully collected.

Compounds supplied rent and expense growth assumptions, applies vacancy and collection loss, subtracts operating expenses and capital reserve, and divides net operating income by a caller-supplied property value. This is scenario arithmetic, not a valuation, market forecast, investment recommendation, tax calculation or guarantee of income.

Calculates floor-area ratio and lot coverage and compares use, height, parking and geometry with an explicit caller-supplied rule set. It does not retrieve or interpret current law, resolve overlays or variances, establish entitlements or provide legal advice; an official planning authority must verify any real project.