
Simulation
Finance
Connect planning, channel, and inventory performance into one decision workflow that updates in real time.
Workflow 1 — Variance Signal & Attribution
Actual (solid) vs plan (dashed) · Amber = variance drivers · Decomposed by pricing, volume, timing
−4.3%
88%
+2.1%
+3.7 mo
Variance drivers by segment
Causal timeline
Variance Signal & Attribution
Variance signal feeds attribution and driver decomposition.
Attribution → Correction
Attribution feeds staged correction plan and owner assignment.
Budget Correction & Workforce Alignment
Budget updates feed spend allocation by segment.
Allocation → Guardrails
Allocation feeds guardrail enforcement and approval workflows.
Spend Allocation & Guardrails
Spend allocation committed to Workday / ERP. Closed-loop complete.
3 high-impact variance drivers identified
Revenue: enterprise segments. Margin: discount mix, expedited fulfilment. Staged correction plan.
























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