Automate Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report with Flow template

The Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report Flow Template is used by companies to automate legal workflows. Companies can automate document processes, streamline interactions, and integrate workflows with third-party services.

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Simplify your document processes, improve interactions with citizens, and increase public engagement. No-code Bots allow for automating document generation and routing, approvals, data analytics, and notifications. By applying airSlate’s document workflow automation that is built into the [Form name] Flow Template, you can:

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Save an average of 8 hours per week with an automated Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report workflow

Spend an average of 10 minutes to complete a Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report document

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  • Add additional fillable fields to Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report

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  • Embed fillable Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report in your website or distribute it via a public link

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  • Collect payments for Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report

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  • Authenticate recipients for Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report

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  • Request attachments for Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report from recipients

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  • Integrate Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report with dynamic web-forms

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  • Auto-generate documents from data in Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report

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How to Automate Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report with Flow template

Watch our quick user guide video and learn how to use the Automate Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report with Flow template. Our instructions show how to automate, sync, and streamline document workflows without coding.

How to Automate Monthly/Quarterly Inventory Report with Flow template

If your profession is in finance or you're  planning to work as a financial analyst,   then creating forecasts and budget is a constant  exercise. Now, usually, this involves some form of   predicting a future value based on existing  historical values. So, it could be sales,   manufacturing quantities, or other KPIs and  trends. In today's video, I'm going to show you a   great feature in Excel that can help you create  these forecasts with just a few clicks. I'll   be calculating a quick sales forecast for Home  Depot. Sound good? Then let's get doing. Here's my data set. It's Home Depot's quarterly  sales from 2012 to 2021. They have a fiscal year   that ends on January 31st. I added the quarter  numbers in column A just to make it easier for   us. Now, our task is to create a sales forecast  for the upcoming quarters. When you get a data set   like this, it's a good idea to quickly plot this  on a line chart just to get a better overview. So,   let's highlight the date and the sales values,  go to Insert and insert a line chart. Notice   that there are lots of peaks and valleys, so  there's definitely some seasonality involved.   We can't really use some linear trend to predict  the next quarters. We need a solution that takes   the cyclicality of the historical data into  consideration. So, this is where the Forecast   sheet in Excel comes into play. It's available  from Excel 2016 onwards and this is how it works.   First, highlight the historical values  again, so I'm going to highlight the date   and the sales columns. Then, go to Data, here on  the Forecast section, click on Forecast Sheet.   This plots our data on a line chart.  Now, the blue line is our actual data   and the orange lines here are the predictions. The  middle one is the forecast and the thinner orange   lines are the lower and the upper confidence  bounds. So, if your confidence interval is 95%,   the 95% of the future data points are going to  fall between these two lines. With Forecast End,   you can select a different end date for your  forecast. You can just expand the options   and adjust your selection. In the more options  here, we get to decide when the forecast starts.   Now, I'm going to pick a date that's before  the last actual data point. This way, I get a   better idea of the forecasting accuracy because  I can compare the forecast with the actual. So,   I'm going to change this to January 31st, 2021.  The confidence interval indicates the range that's   likely to contain your estimates. So, the default  value is 95% and I'm just going to go with that.   For seasonality, you have a choice to let Excel  detect it automatically or enter it yourself. So,   by looking at the forecast in the chart, I can  already see that it did pick up the seasonality   in the data. So, we're going to leave it  on automatic.