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Forecasting Terms
Table 1 describes some terms which will be helpful as you learn about and use Siebel Forecasting.
Table 1. Forecasting Terms Term Definition Forecast period The period of a forecast series from start to end date. For example, quarterly. Summary period The summary period defines the periodic buckets for the Summary view in the Forecasts screen. Some integer number of these exists for each forecast period (for example, monthly). Summary Revenues Each summary period has one summary revenue amount. Interval period Period between creation of new forecasts; their frequency. For example, weekly. Total Forecast Revenue Sum of each summary record. Each summary period is a summary record bucket. Detail Revenues Can be either of summary type or detail type depending on the type of forecast. For more information about forecast types, see Forecast Types. Rollup Sums details and synchronizes totals with summaries.
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Siebel Forecasting Guide Published: 18 April 2003 |