Forecast
See where this month lands, with a range and the assumptions behind it.
Every figure, and how it is computed
- Forecast
- Where the month lands by its last day, with the range under it.
- This month so far
- Spend from the 1st to the last day of records.
- Average day
- The daily average over the days chosen.
- Against the budget
- The gap to the organization's budget, empty if it has none. Each agent's budget is in the table.
- The curve
- Solid to the last record, dashed to month end. Where it crosses the flat budget, spend goes over.
- The basis
- Rate from the last 30 days, 90 days or six months. Moves the dashed line, never the axis.
- How far ahead
- Month end, or 30 days, 90 days or six months on. Never further than your records go back.
- The range
- The quieter and busier day, carried forward like the line, so it widens. Not a confidence interval.
- Assumptions
- Growth, model mix, vendor prices, seats and approved changes. Each says what it did to the month end.
- Against the plan
- Each budget's month end, within plan or beyond. A limit raised by an approved ask is agreed growth.
- Which part grows
- What each team or workflow adds by month end, largest first. The parts add to the whole.
- What changed the spend
- The change between your days' two halves, split into volume, model mix, unit cost, seats and other charges.
What you do here
- Pick the days the average is taken over.
- Move an assumption and read the new month end.
- Export the forecast with its method as CSV or JSON.