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Filtering & Grouping

With potentially thousands of SKU/channel combinations, effective filtering and grouping is essential for working with forecast data efficiently.

Filter Panel

The filter panel appears on the left side of the forecast dashboard.

Available Filters

FilterDescription
SearchText search across SKU names and codes
ChannelFilter by sales channel
Channel HierarchyFilter by channel groupings
CollectionFilter by product collection
Product HierarchyFilter by product categories
SKUSelect specific SKUs
DimensionsFilter by product attributes

Filtering by Channel

Focus on specific sales channels:
1

Expand Channel Filter

Click on the Channel section in the filter panel
2

Select Channels

Check the channels you want to view:
  • Shopify US
  • Amazon
  • Wholesale
  • etc.
3

View Results

Table shows only forecasts for selected channels

Channel Hierarchy

If you have channel groupings configured:
All Channels
├── Direct to Consumer
│   ├── Shopify US
│   └── Shopify CA
├── Marketplaces
│   ├── Amazon US
│   └── Amazon UK
└── Wholesale
    └── B2B Portal
Filter at any level to see all channels below that point.

Filtering by Product

Collection Filter

Filter by product collections:
  1. Expand the Collection filter
  2. Select collections to include
  3. See only SKUs from those collections

Product Hierarchy Filter

Filter using your product categorization:
  1. Expand Product Hierarchy
  2. Select values at any level
  3. All products in that category are shown

Specific SKU Selection

To view only certain SKUs:
  1. Use the SKU filter
  2. Search or browse for specific SKUs
  3. Check the SKUs you want
  4. Only selected SKUs appear

Combining Filters

Filters work together using AND logic: Example:
  • Channel = “Shopify US” AND
  • Collection = “T-Shirts” AND
  • Product Hierarchy > Category = “Apparel”
Shows: T-Shirts in Apparel category sold on Shopify US
All filters must match for a row to appear. If results are empty, try removing some filters.

Grouping Options

Grouping organizes how data is displayed in the table.

Standard Groupings

OptionResult
No GroupingFlat list of all SKU/channel combinations
By ChannelGroups rows by channel first
By CollectionGroups rows by collection first
By SKUGroups by SKU (shows channels within)
By HierarchyUses product hierarchy levels

Setting Grouping

1

Open Grouping Modal

Click Grouping in the toolbar
2

Select Grouping Levels

Choose:
  • Primary: First level grouping
  • Secondary: Nested within primary
  • Tertiary: Further nesting (optional)
3

Apply

Click Apply to reorganize the table

Example Groupings

By Channel, then Collection:
▼ Shopify US
  ▼ T-Shirts
    - Blue T-Shirt M
    - Blue T-Shirt L
  ▼ Pants
    - Jeans 32
    - Jeans 34
▼ Amazon
  ▼ T-Shirts
    - Blue T-Shirt M
    ...
By Collection, then SKU:
▼ T-Shirts
  ▼ Blue T-Shirt M
    - Shopify US
    - Amazon
  ▼ Blue T-Shirt L
    - Shopify US
    - Amazon

Expanding and Collapsing

ActionMethod
Expand one groupClick the ▶ arrow
Collapse one groupClick the ▼ arrow
Expand allClick “Expand All” in toolbar
Collapse allClick “Collapse All” in toolbar

Custom Hierarchy Grouping

For advanced analysis, create custom grouping configurations:
1

Open Grouping Modal

Click Grouping in the toolbar
2

Select Custom

Choose “Custom Configuration”
3

Build Your Hierarchy

Drag and drop dimensions to create your grouping:
  1. Product Hierarchy Level 1
  2. Channel Hierarchy Level 1
  3. Collection
  4. SKU
4

Save (Optional)

Save as a preset for future use
5

Apply

Apply to update the view

Time Period Filtering

Control which dates are shown:

Date Range Selection

  1. Click the date range picker
  2. Select start date
  3. Select end date
  4. Apply

Relative Date Options

OptionShows
Last 7 daysPast week (historical)
Last 30 daysPast month
Next 30 daysComing month
Next 90 daysComing quarter
This monthCurrent month
This quarterCurrent quarter

Aggregation Level

Change how time is grouped:
LevelColumns Show
DailyEach day
WeeklyWeek totals
MonthlyMonth totals
Match aggregation to your planning horizon. Daily for next 2 weeks, weekly for next quarter, monthly for annual planning.

Saving Filter Configurations

Save frequently used filter/grouping combinations:

Creating a Saved View

1

Set Up Filters

Configure all desired filters and groupings
2

Click Save View

Look for “Save View” in the toolbar
3

Name the View

Enter a descriptive name:
  • “Weekly Shopify Review”
  • “Monthly Collection Summary”
4

Save

View is saved for future use

Loading a Saved View

  1. Click the Views dropdown
  2. Select your saved view
  3. Filters and groupings apply automatically

Managing Views

  • Edit: Load, modify, save with same name
  • Rename: Change the view name
  • Delete: Remove views you don’t need
  • Set Default: Load automatically on page open

Column Visibility

Control which columns appear:

Hiding Columns

  1. Click column visibility control
  2. Uncheck columns to hide
  3. Table updates immediately

Showing Metrics

Toggle forecast metrics:
  • Forecast values
  • Historical sales
  • Actuals
  • Variance

Reordering Columns

Drag column headers to reorder (if supported).

Search Functionality

Quick text search:
  1. Use the search box at the top
  2. Type SKU name, code, or other text
  3. Results filter as you type

Search Scope

Search matches against:
  • SKU name
  • SKU code
  • Collection name
  • Channel name

Best Practices

Don’t try to view everything at once. Start with filters for your current task.
  • Reviewing a channel? Group by channel first
  • Analyzing a product line? Group by collection
  • Planning for one SKU? Filter to that SKU
Create views for regular tasks:
  • Weekly channel review
  • Monthly planning session
  • Product line deep-dive
Adjust time aggregation with your grouping:
  • Detailed analysis: daily + specific SKUs
  • Big picture: monthly + collection grouping

Troubleshooting

No Results After Filtering

Causes:
  • Filters are too restrictive
  • Data doesn’t exist for the combination
  • Date range has no forecasts
Solutions:
  1. Remove some filters
  2. Verify data exists for selected channels/SKUs
  3. Expand the date range

Slow Performance

Causes:
  • Too much data displayed
  • Complex grouping with large dataset
Solutions:
  1. Add filters to reduce data volume
  2. Use higher aggregation (monthly vs. daily)
  3. Collapse groups when not needed

Next Steps