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2 Employee Setup Dashboard Components Dashboard Settings Dashboard Widgets Selection Manipulation Use Data Information

3 Forecast Owner Record Employee Forecast Panel Employee Plug-in Panel

4 Dashboard Components Dashboard Settings Product Selection Widget Selection Data Field

5 Time Period Setting Base Time Period Selector Past/Future Time Periods Warehouse Selector

6 Standard eoStar Product Selection Panel Inclusion/Exclusion Calculation Time Increases With More Products

7 On Order Product Notes Performance Selected Product Price Points Sales Momentum Cases Cut Last Year Purchase Flow Time Series Viewer Forecast Worksheet Cases Sold Last Year Inventory Last Year Sales Trend

8 Worksheet Panel Sales Panel Purchasing Panel

9 Adding Widgets Moving Widgets Removing Widgets Individual Widget Settings

10 Data Sources Worksheet Sales Purchases Time Series Viewer Sales Purchasing

11 Sales Panel Product Notes Sales Momentum Sales Trend Price Points Cases Sold Last Year Cases Cut Last Year Selected Product

12 Purchasing Panel Purchase Flow On Order Inventory Last Year Selected Product

13 eoStar Wiki http://wiki- eostar.com/index.php?title=Forecasting_Dashboard _Setup Rutherford Support 877 477 9977 Support@eostar.com

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