# ENISA's seven sections, explained

> The seven real sections of ENISA's form, what each one asks for, which ones the AI drafts, and which are filled only with your data.

- Canonical: https://help.enisa.ai/en/la-solicitud/los-siete-apartados
- Updated: 2026-08-08
- Language: en-US
- Versión en español: https://help.enisa.ai/la-solicitud/los-siete-apartados.md

ENISA's form has seven sections: company information, market analysis, organisation, investment details, financial statements, financial projections and guarantor details. By the end you will know what each one asks for, which ones the AI drafts, and which are filled only with your own data.

Your workspace mirrors the sections of ENISA's portal, with the same questions and the same limits. That way, what you approve here can be carried into the portal without rewriting anything.

## The sections, one by one

1. **Información de la sociedad** (company information). The amount you are requesting, how you heard about ENISA, and the four most-read long answers in the file: description of the activity and background, the company's life stage, the sector's life cycle, and the business model. The innovation argument lives in the business model — and it is the most common ground for rejection.
2. **Análisis de mercado** (market analysis). General market commentary plus your three most important suppliers, competitors and customers, each block with its own commentary.
3. **Organización** (organisation). Management team, board of directors, shareholder structure, headcount (total, women/men, graduates/non-graduates) and the composition of the company group.
4. **Datos de inversión** (investment details). The objective and detail of the planned investments, the investment plan grouped into concepts per year, and the planned financing sources.
5. **Estados financieros** (financial statements). Not text questions: your balance sheet and profit and loss for the historical years, in ENISA's official format. They are imported from the template or typed in; never generated.
6. **Proyecciones financieras** (financial projections). The projected figures plus a commentary explaining the assumptions. The commentary is drafted by the AI from your numbers; the numbers are yours.
7. **Datos de avalista** (guarantor details). Only applies if there is a guarantor. ENISA participative loans do not require personal guarantees, so the normal answer is "No" and the section is marked **No aplica** (not applicable).

## And one more: the company record

Before the seven sections you will see **Datos de empresa** (company details): legal name, tax ID, legal form, registered address, CNAE code and contact email. In ENISA's portal these live on a separate screen, reached from the user menu, and **without them the application cannot be submitted**. Here they are taken from your company record and are never written by the AI.

## What the AI drafts, and what it never touches

- **Drafts**: the long answers in sections 1 to 4 and the projections commentary, always from your documents and with citations.
- **Never drafts**: your company details, the requested amount, the headcount figures, or any figure in sections 5 and 6. A product that invents a balance sheet is a product that harms you.

## The 5,000-character limit

ENISA's long-answer fields have a hard limit of 5,000 characters: anything over is silently truncated at submission. That is why every answer shows a live counter and the AI writes with a margin below the limit.

## Common issues

### What if the guarantor section shows "No aplica"?

That is expected if you answered "No" to whether there is a guarantor. It does not count towards progress, so it does not block anything.

### What if one section stays at 0% while the rest advance?

Sections 5 and 6 are not generated by Ejecutar: they are completed by importing the template or typing the figures in the **Financieros** tab.