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INTERACTIVE PRODUCT DEMO

Forecast Engine Demo

A browser-based version of the simplified MGV76 demo workbook. Start with historical demand by SKU, then review model selection and build the monthly final plan using period-specific business adjustments.

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Demo only. Four sample products and four simplified methods. Everything runs locally in your browser; nothing is uploaded or saved. Yellow cells are editable. The commercial Forecast Kit contains additional methods, controls and governance.

What this demo does

Four products, 24 months of history. The engine tests Moving Average 3M, Moving Average 6M, Linear Trend and Seasonal Naive on the last six months, compares the best model with a simple “repeat last month” benchmark, and projects 12 months.

How to use it

1. Edit yellow cells in 01_Data.
2. Open 02_Result to review the chosen model and confidence light.
3. Enter a % or unit adjustment in any future month and see that month’s final plan change.

Demo scope

4 products, 4 forecasting methods, monthly % or unit adjustments and one chart. The demo intentionally omits the complete commercial engine logic.

Commercial kit

Up to 500 products, 10 backtested methods including ETS and intermittent-demand logic, outlier detection, planner overrides, data validation, adjustment governance, reconciliation and dashboard integration.

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01 DATA / HISTORICAL DEMAND BY SKU
Yellow cells are yours. Edit the four sample SKUs, Family, Unit Price or any monthly demand value. A blank month inside an existing series is automatically filled using recent history, matching the simplified workbook logic.
Last 12 months actual—
Next 12 months final plan—
Change—
MODEL CHOSEN PER PRODUCT
SKUFamilyModel chosenConfidenceBacktest errorBeats “repeat last month” by
GREEN ready  |  YELLOW use with care  |  RED review by hand. Every product gets a forecast; the light is confidence, not permission.
PLAN — TYPE % OR UNITS IN THE YELLOW ROWS
CHART
ActualFinal plan
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