# Getting started

Flowlity's planning workflow is structured around three main steps. Most planners follow this flow daily.

### 1. Review demand forecasts

Open the [Demand](/modules/demand.md) module to see AI-generated forecasts for your products. For each product, you can compare cleaned and raw historical demand, review the Flowlity forecast with its confidence interval, and override it with your own values when needed.

**Key actions:** check forecast accuracy, investigate outliers, adjust the final forecast.

### 2. Check your supply plan

Move to the [Planning](/modules/planning.md) module to see how stock levels and supply orders look based on those forecasts. Flowlity computes an optimal stock corridor (Flowlity Min / Max) and recommends planned orders to keep your inventory within that range.

**Key actions:** review projected stock, identify stockout or overstock risks, run optimization.

### 3. Validate and release orders

Go to [Supply Orders](/modules/supply-orders.md) to review the orders Flowlity has generated. Check quantities, delivery dates, and supplier constraints, then validate and release orders when you're ready to commit.

**Key actions:** review planned orders by supplier, adjust quantities, validate and release.

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### Beyond the core flow

Once you're comfortable with the daily workflow, explore these modules to get more out of the platform:

* [Dashboard](/modules/dashboard.md) — Monitor your KPIs at a glance.
* [Analytics](/modules/analytics.md) — Verify data quality and track deeper metrics.
* [Tactical](/modules/tactical.md) — Run S\&OP scenarios and align with business objectives.
* [Capacity](/modules/capacity.md) — Check that your plan fits within capacity constraints.
* [Automations](/modules/automations.md) — Set up rules to handle routine monitoring automatically.
* [Agents](/modules/agents.md) — Review insights from AI agents running in the background.


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