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M59Shared· Operations

Capacity

Shows how much time is actually free in which week — from working-time models, absences, shifts, projects and work orders combined. And answers the question that matters: can we take this job?

Live preview — real view with sample data

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RequestHoursSkillFromToVerdictFree in windowStatus
Service dueItem 4Entry 508/06/202606/06/2026ReviewedEntry 5In progress
Defect reportedEntry 5Record 619/06/202617/06/2026OpenRecord 6Done
Handover okRecord 6Item 730/06/202628/06/2026In progressItem 7Reviewed
Re-checkItem 7Entry 811/07/202609/07/2026DoneEntry 8Open
Routine checkedEntry 8Record 922/07/202620/07/2026ReviewedRecord 9In progress

Not a screenshot: the same interface you get in production.

Where the numbers come from

Every module that binds time publishes its hours itself. Planning collects what is there — if a module is missing, its line is missing and the calculation still runs. The overview lists which sources were found.

Free means target minus absence minus planned

Target hours from the working-time model, minus approved absences and public holidays, minus what is already booked in shifts, projects and work orders. Sales opportunities are NEVER subtracted — they sit alongside as a second bar. A 40 % opportunity is not half a booking, it is a risk.

When the number is wrong

Temporary staff, subcontractors, someone booked in a shift AND a project: that is what overrides are for. A positive override adds capacity, a negative one removes it. Without that option every capacity calculation is a lie.

Who may see what

Company-wide capacity and per-person capacity are TWO separate permissions. Whoever may see that the company has 62 hours free does not thereby see who took how many vacation days.

What's inside

  • Overview
  • Requests
  • Request
  • Capacity per week
  • Capacity per person
  • New request
  • Check capacity
  • Accept
  • Decline