January 30, 2024
Fathom's newest forecasting feature allows you to extend your forecast up to five years, with all your existing rules and assumptions seamlessly carried forward. Learn how this can cater to your business needs and investor requirements.
At Fathom, our customers are the core of our growth. We serve over 75,000 businesses worldwide and the feedback and insights they provide help guide our product development. Thanks to our customers for the input you've had on this latest feature release!
Applying for a bank loan? Presenting your business plan to potential investors? Or do you simply want to forecast further into the future?
In response to our customers’ needs and requests, Fathom’s developers have added the option to extend your Fathom forecast.
By default, you can forecast the current financial year plus three years, but many banks and investors ask for five years of forecast data. You now have the option to extend your Fathom forecast so you can forecast the current financial year plus five years.
If you extend your forecast, all the rules and assumptions you currently have set up will automatically be carried forward into the future for your main forecast and scenarios. You can then use all of Fathom’s forecasting features, like microforecasts, in the additional forecast years.
Bullet points and numbered lists help break up blocks of text and commentary in reports. They allow you to summarise complex explanations into highlights and focus your audience’s attention on key findings or questions.
In Fathom reports, we’ve expanded the flexibility of lists by allowing for multiple levels. So, you can add subpoints, sub-subpoints, and sub-sub-subpoints to your bulleted and numbered lists.
Questions, comments or feedback? We'd love to hear from you. Get in touch by sending an email to support@fathomhq.com.
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Calen is Fathom’s Product Education Manager. She is passionate about assisting people in empowering themselves and increasing their personal impact on the world through technology. Before Fathom, Calen worked in virtual reality and she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Criminal Justice and a Master of Philosophy in Race, Ethnicity, & Conflict.
