Platform · Forecast and what-if
See next quarter. Then change it.
Forecast sales, cash and stock with a range, then move a price, discount or target and watch the result change before you commit.
Forecasts arrive as a number, once a quarter, with no way to ask what if we change something.
Forecasts for sales, cash and stock, compared with actuals as they come in, and levers you can move before you decide.
A price or scheme change is tested on the numbers before it is announced.
What you can do
Forecast and what-if, in practice.
Not one guess: a likely value and how sure the model is.
Price, discount, schemes, visits and targets.
Set the target and Marut works out what it takes.
See which factors move the number most.
A typical day
Before a scheme launch, the sales head tries a 2% discount, sees the forecast rise 4%, and compares it with the margin lost.
Questions
Forecast and what-if, answered.
Do I need a data scientist?
No. Forecasts are built on the business model and checked against actuals automatically.
What can be forecast?
Sales, cash, collections, stock and demand, by any grouping in the model.
Can I try a decision before making it?
Yes. Move price, scheme or stock levers and see the effect on sales, units and margin.
How do I know the forecast is any good?
Each forecast is compared with what actually happened, in the open.
Can forecasts trigger alerts?
Yes. A forecast crossing a limit can notify the right person.
Connect the data. Understand the business. Act with confidence.
Hand us your data on Monday. Decide better by Thursday. No six-month project, no slideware.