Quick Summary: Master the complete forecasting lifecycle, from generation and combined demand streams to intervention strategies and accuracy measurement.
Forecast Foundations
π Demand Types & Sales Forecast Generation Explained
Understand how the system uses historical demand to project future sales and how different demand types influence forecast behavior.
π Demand Streams Explained: Sales, Distribution, and BOM
Learn how multiple demand sources combine to form the total forecast, including customer sales, internal transfers, and component demand from Bills of Material.
Adjusting and Improving Forecasts
π Forecasts That Need Attention Explained
Recognize when forecasts require manual review or correction and what signals to watch for in variance panels and forecast patterns.
β Read: Forecasts That Need Attention Explained
π Understanding Forecast Adjustments & Freezing
Discover how and when to adjust, freeze, or defrost forecasts at both macro and item levels, and how these actions affect replenishment calculations.
π Advanced Forecasting Feature
Explores advanced forecasting options that extend flexibility and control, including bulk forecast management, uploads and downloads, and seasonal curve applications.
β Read: Advanced Forecasting Feature
π Event Correction Explained
Learn how to correct your forecast and safety-stock inputs after a major disruption such as a pandemic, strike, or supplier shutdown.
β Read: Event Correction Explained
Measuring Forecast Performance
π Forecast History and Shots Explained
See how past forecasts are recorded, how forecast βshotsβ capture historical accuracy, and how forecast history influences future planning.
β Read: Forecast History and Shots Explained
π Forecast Risk and Offset Explained
Understand how forecast risk and offset are calculated, how they affect safety stock, and how to interpret them when troubleshooting stock imbalances.
β Read: Forecast Risk and Offset Explained
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