Measuring results

Every move you ship is measured against what Parbat projected when you shipped it.

The measurement window

Parbat measures a move for up to 30 days after the price change. It can close earlier, from day 14, once both the before and after periods have enough sales to compare.

While a move is measuring, its drawer says “Price is live.” and you can still roll it back at any time.

The result

When the window closes, the drawer shows the measured change in gross profit next to the 30-day projection made when you shipped. Measured results show cents; projections are rounded to whole dollars.

Sometimes there’s no clean read. That happens if the move was rolled back, the price was changed outside Parbat, the product stocked out, or there were too few orders to say anything. The drawer tells you which.

Across your store

The Pricing Value card in Pricing Basecamp shows the value that’s ready to ship, what’s blocked, and what has already been realized from moves you shipped.

Why we show where we were wrong

The point of measuring isn’t to claim every forecast was right. It’s to make smaller, measured decisions and learn from each outcome, and projections are adjusted for how well this store’s past validations have held up.