Module · Projects & Work

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Resource Planning shows you every team member's booked capacity across every project before you schedule the next one. Allocate hours to projects, see workload heat maps, spot over-allocations in real time, and adjust — all from the same tool where the tasks and timesheets live. The answer to 'can we take on this project?' is a data question, not a gut call.

Replaces Float Resource Guru
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What it does

Everything in Resource planning.

No add-on tiers, no feature gates — this is what the module ships with, included in every plan.

Capability 01

Workload heat map

A week-by-week heat map shows each person's booked percentage, colour-coded from under-utilised to over-allocated, across all active projects simultaneously.

Capability 02

Project allocations

Assign a team member a percentage or a fixed number of hours per week to a project; the scheduler reflects that capacity reservation immediately across all views.

Capability 03

Role-based planning

Plan resource needs by role before you know which individual will fill the work — useful for scoping proposals and staffing new projects without burning actual people's calendars.

Capability 04

Capacity vs actual comparison

Planned hours sit alongside time-tracked actuals from the Time Tracking module. Drift between plan and actuals is visible in the same row — no spreadsheet comparison needed.

Capability 05

Leave and availability aware

Approved PTO from the HR module is subtracted from available capacity automatically, so the resource plan reflects reality — not an optimistic assumption of five full days per person per week.

Capability 06

Feeds project profitability

Resource costs (drawn from compensation data in HR) flow into the project budget vs actual report in Accounting, giving you a real margin figure per engagement, not just a revenue line.

Where it fits · Across the platform

Resource plans only work when they're connected to timesheets, leave, and project budgets — not sitting in a separate tool.

Step 01
Capacity checked
Before committing to a new project, PM checks the heat map — approved leave already subtracted.
Step 02
Hours allocated
Team members assigned to the project; their available capacity in other projects adjusts accordingly.
Step 03
Actuals tracked
Time logged against tasks flows into the capacity vs actual comparison in real time — no manual update.
Step 04
Margin calculated
Resource cost meets project revenue in the Accounting module; margin per engagement is a live figure.
Replaces

Cancel the point tools.

Float and Resource Guru are dedicated resource schedulers — clean tools that still need a separate home for timesheets, leave, and project financials.

Float.
Float's scheduling UI is excellent, but it has no knowledge of your actual timesheets, your payroll-derived costs, or your team's approved leave unless you sync via integration. Mewayz reads all three from the same database.
Resource Guru.
Resource Guru covers availability scheduling well but stops there — project budgets, cost rates, and timesheet actuals live in other tools. Mewayz closes the loop so 'are we over budget on this account?' is answerable from the resource planner itself.
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