Enter the working inputs
Analyze up to 1,000 supplied opportunities by expected close month, probability, owner and stage without connecting a CRM.
Premium sales forecasting
Paste a bounded pipeline export to compare gross and probability-weighted value, target coverage and overdue opportunities across the selected forecast horizon.
Premium sales forecasting
Pipeline metrics, a monthly forecast table and a downloadable opportunity audit.
Method and output
Analyze up to 1,000 supplied opportunities by expected close month, probability, owner and stage without connecting a CRM.
Each supplied opportunity is assigned to its expected close month and weighted by its entered probability. Monthly gross and weighted totals are compared with the entered target.
Pipeline metrics, a monthly forecast table and a downloadable opportunity audit. Copy or download the available export before leaving the page.
A weighted pipeline is a planning estimate, not a promise of revenue. Review stage definitions, close dates, duplicate opportunities and historical conversion accuracy before relying on it.
Before you run it
Yes. A guest can use 1 Premium run per rolling 24 hours. A signed-in, verified free account receives 3 runs shared across all 20 Premium tools.
The £9 monthly Premium plan removes the 1-run guest and 3-run free-account allowances for normal interactive use and includes the available copy and file exports.
Saved project history is not currently included. Premium inputs are sent to UtilHub for processing, the result is returned to this page, and you should download anything you want to keep.
Each supplied opportunity is assigned to its expected close month and weighted by its entered probability. Monthly gross and weighted totals are compared with the entered target.
A weighted pipeline is a planning estimate, not a promise of revenue. Review stage definitions, close dates, duplicate opportunities and historical conversion accuracy before relying on it.
Premium membership
Create an account to choose Premium. Creating an account does not by itself start a charge.