
| Setting | What to do | Example |
|---|---|---|
Select Vendor Creates vendor-specific report | Open the vendor dropdown and pick the vendor you want to analyze. Note: Choosing multiple vendors prevents RFQ creation Tip: Choose the vendor you purchase from most frequently | ![]() |
Forecast Month Defines the forecasting window | Choose the month range you want to forecast. Example: Dec 2025 → May 2026 | ![]() |
Buffer Safety multiplier | Buffer slightly inflates demand to protect against stockouts. Keep Buffer small unless you have frequent stockouts. Use Seasonality for predictable peaks (festivals, summer, etc.). | ![]() |
Seasonality Month-wise adjustment | Seasonality increases or decreases demand for a category in specific months. | ![]() |
The screen is divided into History (left), Main Table (center), and Forecasted Table (right).
Section 1
Shows historical sales context that feeds forecasting.

Section 2
Lists products (Name, Category, Last 4 Weeks Avg, PID, Override Run Rate, SKU, etc.).

Section 3
Shows month-wise forecasting result including Demand, Supply, and Stock calculations.

Quick reference for the key fields you’ll see in the center table.
| Column | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Product Name | The product being forecasted. | Helps identify the SKU quickly. |
| Category | Product category used for grouping & filters. | Useful for seasonal patterns. |
| Last 4 Weeks Avg | Recent sales average used as a baseline. | Feeds forecasting logic. |
| PID | Product ID. | Internal identifier. |
| Override Run Rate | A manual value you can change to override the system’s sales average. | Use this to “play around” and see how forecast changes. |
| SKU | Stock Keeping Unit code. | Matches your inventory label. |
| Opening Stock | Imported directly from Odoo Inventory. | Starting stock for the month. |
| Supply | Imported from Odoo (incoming supply). | Used to compute projected stock. |
Changing Override Run Rate updates forecasting calculations for that product.

Demand Total depends on Override Run Rate, Days Left, Seasonality, and Buffer.

Use visibility, filters, search, and pagination to quickly focus on the right products.
Choose which columns you want to show/hide in the table.

Search by product name, SKU, etc. (example search: “yamaha”).

Narrow down the table by selecting specific categories.

Focus on products from selected vendors only.

Navigate pages and control how many rows are shown per page.

You can change the row color to easily identify products.
