Prepare for the period ahead with booking context.

When enough history is available, compare what is already booked with the expected total for the period you select.

A forecast that shows its starting point.

Choose the period, read confirmed business and compare it with the expected total.

  • Choose the period
  • See already booked
  • Compare the forecast

Already booked stays visible.

The forecast does not hide the confirmed activity behind one projected number. It keeps the observed amount beside the expectation.

  • Already booked revenue for the selected period
  • Expected total shown as a separate forecast
  • Daily view across the upcoming period

No history, no invented certainty.

The predictive view explains when there is not enough booking and recorded sales history to produce a useful forecast.

  • History requirement made visible before forecasting
  • Missing forecasts kept distinct from a measured zero
  • Projection used as context, not a guaranteed result

Works with

Explore the connected parts of Glow Up for Merchants.

  • Management overview
  • Team performance
  • Calendar and schedules

Read the next period with clearer context.

See how confirmed bookings and expected revenue appear side by side.

Forecast questions.

When does the sales forecast become available?

It appears once there is enough booking and recorded sales history to support the selected period.

What does already booked mean?

It is the revenue attached to confirmed bookings already present for the selected period.

Is the expected total guaranteed?

No. It is a forecast based on available history and should be used as planning context.