3 Automated Alert Tools for Supply Chain Forecasting

The majority of robust supply chain planning begins with a good forecast. StockIQ’s prediction algorithm has been tested on over a billion time series to ensure that it generates accurate and reasonable predictions.
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1. Forecasting vs. Statistical Alerts
Statistical Forecast vs. Statistical Alert will inform you when an item is under or over forecast and if additional supply planning for the item is needed. The goal is to help determine, in an automated way, when to make adjustments to manual predictions.
2. Alert history of forecast errors
The forecast error history alert will notify you when your item’s historical forecast error falls outside certain ranges. The goal is to have some automated notification when an existing forecast – manual or automatic – does not provide sufficient forecast accuracy and should be directed to make some changes.
3. Alert vs. Actual Expectations
Forecast vs Actual alert will notify you when your historical forecast (or current period) deviates from your actual independent order by more than the parameters specified in any given period. The goal is to help identify, in an automated way, when you have periods when something unusual might happen and therefore need manual adjustment or human vision in the form of an event or some other adjustment.
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