Start with real capacity
Subtract known unavailable time before allocating project work. Avoid treating every workday hour as usable capacity.
A list of tasks does not show whether a team has enough time to do them. Weekroom compares planned hours with real weekly capacity, making overloaded people and movable work easier to spot before the week begins.
A useful result begins with accurate inputs. Gather these before you open the tool.
Subtract known unavailable time before allocating project work. Avoid treating every workday hour as usable capacity.
Enter tasks and estimates. Look at overload by person, not just the team total.
Preview a reassignment or scope change, apply it if appropriate, and keep a version to compare against the original plan.
Illustrative scenarios, not customer stories or promised results.
An illustrative person has 30 hours available for project work and 38 hours of assigned tasks.
Use this checklist before sharing or acting. These ticks are just for this visit; they do not save or submit your work.
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These are product development milestones, not a claim about company age or customer results. We are building in small, useful increments.
The weekly capacity planner launched with workload checks and downloadable plans.
Scenario previews, apply and undo controls, search and named versions improved weekly replanning.
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