Resource Allocation Report

The Resource Allocation Report is a resource report that displays the scheduled hours per month for each functional role that was scheduled on a project or workspace for the date range specified, broken down by project or workspace.

  • The start date will be 12:00 AM of the first day of the start date month.
  • The end date will be 11:59 PM of the last day of the end date month.

Viewing the Resource Allocation Report

This report appears in both the Analysis and Resource Management applications.

To view this report in Analysis:

  1. In the Work Management Toolbar, click View Applications.
  2. Click the Analysis application tile.
  3. Under the Resource Reports section of the navigation menu, click Resource Allocation Report.
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To view this report in Resource Management:

  1. In the Work Management Toolbar, click View Applications.
  2. Click the Resource Management application tile.
  3. Under the Standard Reports section of the navigation menu, click Resource Allocation Report.

The reports has two sections: Projects and Role Capacity.

Section Data Shown
Projects

Shows the following info for each project:

  • Item (Project name)
  • Score (Composite score)
  • Score % (Composite score percent)
  • Active (Project status)
  • Acct / Dept
  • Scheduled hours per month (For specified data range)

To exclude a project's data from the Role Capacity section:

  1. In the Item column, uncheck the project row.
Role Capacity

Shows the total scheduled hours per month in the specific date range for each functional role:

  • Totals only include data from a person's primary functional role.
    • Assigning a person to a project or workspace as a secondary functional role will not add total primary hours in this report.

Click the Functional Role row to see the following info:

  • Allocated (Scheduled) = (Total Scheduled Hours for the period/month)
  • Primary (Availability) = The sum of Workable Hours (from user profile) x (Number of weekdays in the period) for each resource with this primary functional role.