Profit, margin, cash and stock over time

No. Foreqast is built on your accounting data — your chart of accounts is already the structure of your plan. You read a forecast in plain language.

Because bookings arrive already assigned to an account. Nothing needs categorizing, and your plan uses the same numbers your accountant does.

Shopify connects in a couple of clicks, and so do Stripe and your ad platforms. If your shop runs elsewhere, its numbers come in by CSV import with a saved mapping.

It's built from your real actuals and drivers and updates on every sync, so it tracks your actual trend instead of a guess.

Your data is encrypted in transit and at rest, and only ever used to build your own forecast.

Yes. The refund rate is its own driver on your revenue row — change it and the forecast recalculates revenue and stock needs immediately.

The plan uses your payment provider's payout schedule and your invoices' payment terms rather than the order date — which is why the cash curve holds, not just revenue.

Yes. Restocks sit in the plan with a date and an amount before the order goes out, so you see the cash impact before you commit to the supplier.

No. Every sync carries actuals and drivers forward; the plan stays the same one and keeps itself current.