Peak One · Product
Too many projects, too few weeks. Peak Plan shows where it gets tight before it does.
With Peak Plan you see week by week who works how much on which project. Holidays and absences are already taken into account.
An example
Three projects at Agentur Nordlicht
Example: At Agentur Nordlicht, Paul is double booked in two weeks because two launches overlap. Clara sees it in Peak Plan and moves part of the work to Emma.
Try it
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.
How it works
Load per person
Planned hours sit next to available time. Overload stands out without anyone maintaining a spreadsheet.
Load per project
The same plan from the project's side: which project is well staffed and which is not?
Absences count
Holidays, sick days and public holidays are recorded centrally and reduce available time automatically.
Real people, real projects
Planning uses the same people and projects as the rest of Peak One. No separate team directory.
Honest limits
Planning, not detailed time tracking
Peak Plan plans hours per week. Billing time is a separate topic and not fully finished yet.
Your inputs matter
Load is only as accurate as the planned hours and absences your team enters.
Frequently asked questions
Is resource planning available?
Yes, Peak Plan is available in Peak One.
Where do absences come from?
From the organization's central absence list, which other parts of Peak One read as well.
What does the demo show?
Hours per person against capacity, with invented data. Nothing is saved.
See capacity instead of guessing.
Try the capacity demo, then plan your real team for free.
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