How demand forecasting works
Forecasts are generated from historical sales, distributor purchase patterns and market trends, and feed procurement, production planning and stock allocation.
The forecasting model works from three inputs: your historical sales data, distributor purchase patterns, and market trends. It is not a generic industry curve applied to your categories — it is built on what your own network has actually bought.
The output feeds three decisions that are otherwise made on instinct: raw material procurement, production planning, and how stock is allocated across the network.
What you can see
End-to-end visibility runs from raw material stock in warehouses, through production unit output and distributor inventory, to in-transit shipments and retail-level stock — updated in real time. Logistics adds route planning, carrier management, shipment tracking and delivery confirmation in the same place.
Read more on the supply chain page.
More on Products & modules
The nine modules, and how they fit together
Nine modules cover supply chain, sales, CRM, HR, brand, surveys, field force, point of sale and finance. Every plan can access the full ecosystem; you enable what you use.
Field teams, routes and working offline
Full offline functionality on mobile, AI route optimisation that adapts to live conditions, geofenced check-ins, SOS and safety alerts, and performance analytics.
Payroll, commissions and variable pay
Payroll pulls verified data from geofenced attendance, sales totals and task logs, supports multi-currency, and calculates variable pay without manual reconciliation.