Upload a CSV or Excel file. TemporalMind auto-detects timestamp, value, and hierarchy columns.
date, value
date, region, store, sku, qty
Full decomposition, stationarity, outlier and intermittency analysis for any series or hierarchy node.
Understand relationships between your dependent, independent, and event variables. Detect lead/lag effects, event lifts, and Granger-causal links.
Build a model-ready series with train / validation / test / holdout / future splits.
Forecast across the full hierarchy — Bottom-up, Top-down, or Middle-out — then browse and override any node.
Superimpose all series at a chosen hierarchy level. Analyse stability across time intervals — Day · Week · Month · Quarter · Semi-year · Year — and detect seasonal patterns, cross-series divergence, and year-over-year consistency.
Multi-resolution sliding-window analysis and weighted combination forecasting for sub-hourly data (10-second · 1-min · 5-min · 15-min · 30-min). Requires upload and schema confirmation first.
date_list column and leave occurrence_json empty.event_id is ignored on import — a new ID is always generated. You can safely export from one system and re-import into another.occurrence and recurrence are proper objects (no double-escaping needed), and date_list is an array of strings.occurrence or recurrence.events.csv or events.json (the server may add a timestamp for async exports).| Event Name | Type | Granularity | Start Date | End Date | Status | Actions | |
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Choose how this event's dates are defined — rule-based recurrence or an explicit list of dates. These are mutually exclusive.
summary of your event properties.
Best for Excel/Sheets. Pipe-separated for multi-value fields.
Full fidelity; preferred for programmatic re-import.
Export all event definitions including inactive.
Only events with is_active = true.
Only events checked in the Event List tab.