DemonstrationExample tool, no client
The team, the week, and what an absence shifts
No more whiteboard. The dashboard shows who is busy, what is moving forward, and what happens when someone is off. It suggests who can take over each task; you decide.
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The problem
The schedule lives on a whiteboard
The team’s progress and availability are noted by hand, or in messages. The software knows nothing about them.
When someone is off, the schedule gets redone from memory, and a task ends up slipping through the cracks.
The review
Between the absence and the schedule, the whiteboard
The task redone by hand is the schedule loop. The dashboard removes it: an absence shows straight away which tasks to take over.
The tool
Try it: tick an absence
A fictional fit-out business, five people, the current week. Tick an absence: the tasks at risk appear, with a suggested handover.
DemonstrationFictional business, people and jobs. Nothing leaves your browser.
- Week progress
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- Tasks at risk
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- Free hours in the team
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| Person | Workload | Status |
|---|
Click a person to open their personal dashboard.
The result
The week gets replanned in one click
- Everyone’s workload against their available hours, day by day.
- Tasks at risk as soon as someone is off or overloaded.
- A suggested handover, which you approve or not.
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In 45 minutes, you tell me what your team does alongside the software. I tell you whether a tool can remove it, and how. The call is free and commits you to nothing.
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