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Forecasting dashboard

The dashboard is the weekly review surface: how the plan looks, how it performed, and where it missed.

Page: Forecasting -> Dashboard (/forecasting/dashboard)

Open it

  1. Click Forecasting -> Dashboard.
  2. The most recently published forecast week loads, with the week range in the header, arrows to move between weeks, and a location filter at the top right.

KPI cards

CardShowsWhat good looks like
Forecast SalesProjected revenue for the weekIn line with recent trend
Actual SalesActual revenue where enteredClose to forecast
VarianceDifference in dollars and percentWithin plus or minus 5 percent
Labor CostCost from the labor forecastWithin your target
Labor %Labor cost as a share of forecast salesTypically 25 to 35 percent
SPLHSales per labor hourHigher is more efficient
Overtime HoursProjected overtimeAs close to zero as scheduling allows

Tabs

TabContent
OverviewKPI cards plus daily forecast against actual
Sales PerformanceSales by day with trend line and location breakdown
Labor EfficiencyHours, cost, and SPLH by position
Variance AnalysisDetailed forecast against actual comparison
Metrics CatalogEvery metric available, live and planned

Filter by location

  1. Click the Locations dropdown at the top right.
  2. Untick the locations you do not want.

KPIs and charts refilter immediately. Select a single location to review one store in isolation.

Move between weeks

Use the < and > arrows next to the week header. An arrow is disabled when there is no published forecast in that direction.

ViewPagePurpose
GM Operating Day/forecasting/gmToday at one store: pacing against plan
Forecast Home/forecasting/workspaceWhich locations and weeks are draft, pending, or published
Sales, Labor, Menu Mix, Inventory, Order ChannelsSidebar entriesWarehouse-backed operating analytics
Reviews, Guest FeedbackSidebar entriesMarqii reviews and CSAT alongside operations
Weather, Weather ImpactSidebar entriesWeather overlay and its measured effect on sales
ML Forecast, InsightsSidebar entriesModel-driven projections and narrative insights

Troubleshooting

SymptomFix
"No forecasts found"Publish at least one sales forecast
Actuals column emptyEnter or import actuals, see Actuals and variance
Labor tab emptyGenerate the labor forecast for that week
A location is missingYou lack access, see Location permissions