Capacity Planning

Capacity Planning Software

See workload the way it actually plays out, not the way it was budgeted

A Gantt-style team view lays workload out alongside your milestone schedule. Status badges come from what is actually scheduled and logged, holiday-adjusted, so a person budgeted at 100% but not yet scheduled on anything does not show as overloaded.

Budgeted allocation and real schedule load are not the same thing

Most tools flag overload based on a role percentage set months ago. Vaizy checks it against what is actually scheduled and logged, day by day, so the warning you see is one worth acting on.

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Team Gantt view

Every team member laid out on a timeline next to the milestones they are working on, so you see the schedule and the workload in one place.

A Gantt-style view of team workload laid out against the same timeline as your milestones.

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Real-load status badges

On track, running hot, and overallocated are calculated from actual scheduled and logged hours against real day-by-day capacity, not a static role budget.

On track, running hot, and overallocated status driven by real scheduled and logged hours.

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Holiday-adjusted availability

Public holidays and time off are factored into daily capacity automatically, so status badges reflect the days someone is actually available to work.

Holiday-adjusted daily capacity, so public holidays and time off are already accounted for.

Budgeted role allocation stays visible for cost context, kept separate from the schedule signal.
How it works
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Open the Capacity Planning view from a project to see the team laid out against the milestone timeline.

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Check status badges to spot who is running hot or overallocated based on real scheduled and logged hours.

3

Rebalance assignments before an overload turns into a missed milestone, using the budget figure alongside it for cost context.

Catch overload before it costs you a milestone

A role that looks fully budgeted can still have nothing scheduled. Vaizy shows you the difference before it becomes a deadline problem.