Plan baking quantities by weather and day of the week

Bakeries, butchers and restaurants plan production quantities by weather and day of the week

Needs setupAI Act: no extra obligationsForecasting from figuresSkilled trades, Hospitality, tourism & events

Fits: Leaders & strategy · Purchasing · Production, engineering & maintenance

Fewer unsold goods in the evening and fewer empty shelves at midday. Tomorrow’s baking list is based on your own sales figures instead of gut feeling.

Is this for you?

  • You record sales per item and day through the till.
  • Unsold goods or selling out vary greatly with weather, school holidays and day of the week.
  • Quantities are currently planned by one person from experience.
First step today

For twelve weeks, note for each day the quantity baked, the quantity sold and whether an item sold out before closing, plus the weather and day of the week. Use the template below to get a suggested baking quantity per weekday and weather, and compare it with your list.

How to go about it

  1. Decide which items and quantities are planned
  2. Gather sales, unsold goods and influencing factors
  3. Have quantities suggested
  4. Compare with unsold goods and selling out
  5. Align the baking list and orders accordingly
  6. Readjust monthly

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HW-05 · Legal status 08.10.2026