
Forecast assembly your CFO will trust
A forecast submission is a set of figures plus the working behind them, and the working is what goes missing. This is how an agent assembles the pack from your records and your method while the judgement and the committed number stay a person’s.
The number arrives without its working
The sheet was built again from scratch
- You rebuild the submission each cycle, and the number arrives without its working.
- Somebody asks what changed since the last one, and the honest answer is that the sheet was built again from scratch.
- A figure moved, and nobody can point at the deals that moved it.
- The review turns into an argument about the spreadsheet instead of a conversation about deals.
Figures and working kept together, in front of the person who signs
- The number can be checked rather than argued.
- The change since the last cycle is attributed.
- The review is about deals.
How an agent runs it
A submission is a set of figures plus the working behind them, and the working is the half that usually goes missing. The workflow keeps the two together and stops in front of the person who signs.
Assembles
Applies
Traces
Reconciles
Lists
Human gate
Records
What changes when the working travels with the number
Checked rather than argued
The change is attributed
The review is about deals
Where this fits
Tier 1 through the Automate a Workflow door: one process end to end, from the records to a submission a person signs. The boundary is the judgement. The workflow assembles and traces, while the commit and the number submitted stay a person's. It extends toward The sales ops coordinator as an AI Employee as a possible next step rather than a promised state, which holds no forecasting judgement either. How It Works shows how the gates and the authorizations are built.
