Peak One · Use case
A new project comes in. You know right away who can take it.
Peak Plan shows who works how much on which project, and when. So you decide on new work with real capacity in view.
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Load this week
Sample data · nothing is savedOverbooked: Jana, Tom. Peak Plan shows the same calculation for your team.
Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.
Trigger, action, outcome
Load per person
For each person you see planned hours against their capacity. Anyone with too much stands out immediately.
Load per project
The same plan sorted by project shows where people are missing and where there is slack.
Absences count
Holidays, sick days and public holidays live centrally in the workspace. Peak Plan takes them out of available time.
One plan, no spreadsheet next to it
People and projects are the same as everywhere else in Peak One. There is no second team list to maintain.
An example
Who has room next week?
Example: Studio Kiel has four people. In the calculator you enter hours and capacity per person and see that Jana is full while Tom still has time. The numbers are your own assumptions.
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Frequently asked questions
Do holidays show in the plan?
Yes. Absences live centrally in the workspace and are deducted from available time.
Can I plan by project and by person?
Yes. The same plan can be shown by people or by projects.
Do I have to set up my team twice?
No. Peak Plan uses the same people as the rest of Peak One.
Say yes when it fits.
Enter your team's capacity and see where there is room for the next project.
Plan your team