Three new columns landed in the forecasting grid, each closing a gap planners hit when working through replenishment.
A "Coverage weeks" column now sits next to "Quantity to Receive" when you plan purchase orders, and the two update each other: change the quantity you plan to receive and the weeks of cover recalculate, or set the weeks of cover you want and the recommended quantity recalculates. A reset on each row puts both back to Qoblex's suggestion.
A new "Incoming stock" column sits next to "Stock on hand" so you can see, at a glance and without opening the chart, why a product with low stock has no suggested reorder: it already has enough on the way.
Two columns next to "Forecast quantity" show the revenue and margin behind each row, so you can see the money at stake, not just the units. Forecast sales is the forecast quantity at your retail price, and forecast margin subtracts the moving average cost. When there is no cost history to work from, margin shows as unavailable rather than a misleading zero.