The baseline conversion or exchange rate that is applied to revenue calculations within this forecast. This value ensures financial consistency across multiple currencies.

The best-case revenue projection for the forecasting period. This value represents an optimistic upper bound based on high-confidence opportunities.

The total revenue amount from closed-won opportunities that is included in this forecast. This value contributes directly to progress toward quota.

The number of closed-won opportunities that are included in this forecast. This count is used by forecasting logic to evaluate pipeline momentum and progress.

The type of forecast submission being committed, such as individual or rollup. This value determines how the system aggregates forecast data during submission.

The unique identifier (Id) of the currency that is associated with this forecast. This Id is used for currency conversion and formatting in multi-currency environments.

The display name of the currency that is associated with this forecast. This value appears in user-facing summaries and reporting.

The symbol that is associated with the forecast currency (for example, '$', '€', or '£'). This value is used in list views and report formatting.

The date and time when this forecast record was created. This timestamp supports record history and audit review.

The date and time when this forecast record was last modified. This timestamp supports version and change tracking.

A Boolean field that returns a value of 'true' when this forecast record is marked as deleted in SugarCRM. It returns a value of 'false' when the record remains active.

The end date of the forecasting period that is associated with this forecast. This date defines the close of the revenue evaluation window.

An indicator of whether this forecast is a direct forecast or a rollup forecast. Direct forecasts reflect an individual contributor, while rollup forecasts reflect aggregated team submissions.

The Id of this forecast record. The system uses this Id to reference and manage the forecast internally.

The most realistic revenue projection for the forecasting period. This value is typically treated as the primary forecast submission.

The display name of this forecast. This value is shown in lists, submission views, and dashboard drill-downs.

The total number of opportunities that are represented in this forecast. This count is used to measure pipeline volume and activity.

The weighted revenue value of all opportunities that are represented in this forecast. This value reflects stage-based probability adjustments.

The projected revenue value of all open opportunities that are included in the forecast pipeline, excluding closed-won or closed-lost deals.

The number of open opportunities that are included in this forecast pipeline. This count excludes closed-won and closed-lost opportunities to show active pipeline size.

The display name of the manager or supervisor to whom the forecasting user reports. This value supports rollup forecasting and hierarchy visualization.

The start date of the forecasting period that is associated with this forecast. This date defines the beginning of the revenue evaluation window.

The Id of the time period that is associated with this forecast. The time period defines the calendar or fiscal window for forecasting.

The Id of the user to whom this forecast applies. This value identifies the forecast owner in reporting and rollup operations.

The display name of the user to whom this forecast applies. This value appears in dashboards and performance views.

The conservative lower-bound revenue projection for the forecasting period. This value reflects risk-adjusted estimates for uncertain opportunities.