Your chart now saves with the view. Set up a visualization once — pick the rows you want to plot, choose a chart type, hide the series you don't need — then save the view, and it's waiting for you every time you open it.

Retrend now supports Trend Dampening, so a recent sales trend doesn't push your forecast in the same direction forever — its influence fades over time and the forecast eases back toward your original plan.

Read more in In Season Retrending.

Product Summary and Hierarchy Summary now have a Period control next to the Channel selector. Pick the last 4, 8, 13, 26 or 52 weeks, or month, quarter or year to date. Both pages open on the last 8 weeks.

Everything on the page follows what you pick: the KPI strip, the weekly sales chart, the size curve, and the location, colour and door tables. Each KPI tile names the period it covers.

The Last Week tile stays on screen whatever you select, so you can read the most recent week alongside the longer window. On Order keeps its own forward horizon, since those units have not landed yet.

Periods count completed weeks only, so a partial current week does not drag an average down.

Tile names come from your own metric configuration, so each one uses your team's wording.

Eight weeks smooths out one odd week without burying a trend the way a full year does. When eight weeks is the wrong read, say a seasonal style that only started selling last month, you switch once and every figure on the page moves with it.

Finding the right assortment in a long list just got easier: the Assortment Summary can now filter by what each assortment is scoped to.

Read more in Creating a new assortment.

Gross Sales Units on the Assortment Plan Line Building workflow now has two more variants you can tick on: , what the choice actually sold in the same weeks last year, and , how far above or below last year you are planning.

Tooli has two new entry points, so you can reach it from any screen in Toolio without going back to the top bar.

Press on Mac, or on Windows, to open Tooli from anywhere. Press it again to close. It works on every screen, including while you are inside a grid.

A round Tooli button now sits in the lower right of the window. Click it to open Tooli, and drag it to whichever corner suits you. Toolio remembers where you left it, and it steps out of the way while Tooli is open.

The Tooli button in the top bar is unchanged, so nothing you already do has to change.

Most of the questions planners bring to Tooli come up in the middle of something else, and every extra click is a reason not to ask. Putting Tooli one keystroke or one click from wherever you already are makes it part of planning rather than a place you go.

You can now open any level of your product hierarchy and see how it is trading on one screen. Pick a division, department, or category from the command bar and you get its sales, inventory, weeks of supply, and every product underneath it, without building a view or filtering a plan.

Hierarchy Summary is only available for customers that have Assortment Planning. You can read more about this capability here.

You can now lock an Allocation Strategy so that re-seeding it from Assortment Plan no longer overwrites your work.

Until now, re-seeding a choice that already had a strategy overwrote everything you had set up in Allocation: locations, minimum presentation, safety stock, curves, and profiles. Allocators risked losing their work whenever a plan was re-seeded.

You can already ask Tooli to build and manage your saved views on Merchandise Plan, Allocation and Assortment Plan Reporting. That now covers the and a choice's too.

Describe the layout you want and get it saved as a view, with the metrics, the grouping and the time grain already set.

Toolio can now split a Recommended Purchase Order across warehouses based on demand. Assign the new split profile to a PO line and Toolio works out how many units each warehouse should receive, using the planned demand of the stores it fulfills and the stock it already has on hand or on order.