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[Webinar] "Kicking off" the season with Prowork ๐
โFall is when sports really kick into high gear.
โAnd two very different teams feel it: retailers face demand that swings hard by team, player, and game outcome, and have to keep inventory in sync with what's actually selling. Accounting teams recognize season ticket revenue across a long schedule, with adjustments every time something shifts.
โThe underlying work โ forecasting demand from messy signals, and recognizing revenue across future periods โ is the same shape most ops and accounting teams handle every quarter.
โJoin Parabola automation engineers Hannah Koenraad and Kelly Tang for a live kickoff webinar featuring two 10-minute walkthroughs:
โDemand planning for a seasonal SKU โ pulling sales history, current on-hand, and lead times to forecast what to reorder before demand spikes
โRevenue recognition for pre-sold tickets โ spreading upfront revenue across the schedule and generating the journal entry each period
โBring questions if you're a user. If not, this is still a solid look at how ops and accounting teams handle the two categories of work that always spike around a big season: high-velocity inventory and multi-period revenue.