To determine what to show as rows and columns in a consumption forecast type, identify
the data model relationships that you defined in Data 360. Define the
parent-child relationships between data model objects (DMOs) and identify their lookup fields.
Defining these relationships and their lookup fields ensures that your forecast rolls up
accurately.
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Identify the DMOs that represent your business dimensions, like accounts and products. Identify
the DMO that contains your measure data, like actual or predicted revenue. Indicate which DMO
stores the record ownership data you want to show.
For example, to forecast consumption for your computing storage business, set the parent-child
relationships between DMOs as specified in this table.
UI Field
Value
Select the field that contains...
Parent DMO
Account DMO
The parent object in the hierarchy. An account can have multiple products or
services.
Child DMO
StorageService
The service whose usage you want to forecast. This is the child of the Account
DMO.
Parent Lookup Field
Account_Lookup
Foreign key that establishes the relationship between the StorageService DMO and the
Account DMO.
Measure DMO
StorageUsage
Contains the daily usage data and metrics for the StorageService DMO.
Child Lookup Field
StorageService_Lookup
Foreign key that establishes the relationship between the StorageUsage DMO and the
StorageService DMO.
Record Ownership DMO
Account DMO
The object that needs to be considered for record ownership and filtering the right
data for that user.
Record Ownership Field
Account_ownerid
The field on the object where user ID of the record owner is stored.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Forecasts Settings, and
then select Forecasts Settings.
In the Available Consumption Forecast Types section, click Add a Forecast
Type or open the forecast type in which you want to define DMO
relationships.
Open the Identify Where You Want to Use Your Data in the Forecast section and set the relationships based on your business use case.
Click Save & Close.
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