Demand sensing and forecasting: get one step ahead by picking the right signals
Get one step ahead with the right demand signals. Supercharge your SAP first-party, second-party, and third-party data. Sense demand better, integrate SAP Integrated Business Planning, and enable assortment and category planning.
Overview
Unify your data
Connect and blend internal and external data across your business to develop rapid actionable insights. The solution will help to integrate customers' source data from different source types to a single unified location.
Enable decision intelligence
This intelligent data platform solution helps the customer to make contextual, connected, and continuous decisions by leveraging Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning.
Tweak to deliver optimal performance
Transparent Glass-box Methodology: We provide transparent solutions that you can tweak to deliver optimal performance to your supply chain. Unlike closed-box solutions, you can see through and control the data integration, ML models, analytics interface, and everything else.
Details
Solution type
Extensions and Add-ons
Industry
Retail, Consumer Products, Automotive
Compatibility
Works with
SAP Build
Features
Analyze data forecastability
Data quality analysis to study the fitment of data to the forecasting models. This feature will analyze the quality of data input by the user and will advise if the data is able to fit for building a statistical model.

Perform data decomposition
This feature will establish a trend in the data uploaded and identify what is the key link in the data from trends to noise components. The time series decomposition involves thinking of a series as a combination of level, trend, seasonality, and noise components.

Enable univariate forecasting
This feature will look at a single variable for forecast analysis, such as sales vs time or any other key metric aligning to business objectives. Univariate time series analysis consists of single (scalar) observations recorded sequentially over equal time increments.


