What is new in Forecast Pro Unlimited V5
Forecast Pro Unlimited version 5 is the most significant new release of the product ever, featuring improvements in virtually all aspects of the software and numerous exciting new features.
Here is just a small sample of what you'll find in Forecast Pro Unlimited V5:
- Outlier detection and correction to quickly and easily find and flag items that might need individual attention.
- Vastly improved override capability to add your judgment and collaborate with others to establish the final forecast. With up to ten customizable override rows and handy comments fields, V5 offers increased flexibility for making forecast adjustments. Overrides can be made in a variety of waysas numbers, formulas or increments.
- Expanded reporting and analysis including on-screen reports, Excel-based reports for sharing your work with colleagues and brand new "hot lists" which allow you to easily view and report on subsets of your data.
- Navigator-based modelling to apply specific forecasting models and options to any forecasted itemall with a simple click of the mouse.
For more information about V5:
- Contact our sales team. We can visit your offices to demonstrate and discuss how Forecast Pro will help your Organisation.
- Download "Forecast Pro Unlimited Version 5 - What's New". ( 340k PDF)
- Please download our price list. Forecast Pro Unlimited users with a current maintenance and support agreement are entitled to receive Version 5 free of charge. For a limited time, you can order additional copies of Forecast Pro Unlimited and Forecast Pro Unlimited Collaborator at a substantial discount. Forecast Pro Unlimited users who do not have a current maintenance and support agreement can reinstate these services at a special price for a limited timecontact us for details.
- Training - we provide onsite training for Forecast Pro XE and Forecast Pro Unlimited.
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