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Vacancies

Vacancies offer a flexible option for rough planning. This allows for the creation of preliminary plans, even when it is not yet clear which employee will be available at a specific time.

This provides a better overview of workload and supports capacity planning. At a later stage, the vacancies can be replaced by your own employees.

Create Vacancy

Similar to the chapter Create Disposition in Project View, a new disposition is created in the project view, and the following window opens (see Fig. Create Disposition with Vacancy Window).

Create Disposition with Vacancy Window
Create Disposition with Vacancy Window

Instead of assigning available employees, provisional dispositions can be created using the Vacancy button (see Fig. Create Disposition with Vacancy Window, outlined in red), and the "New Vacancy" window opens (see Fig. New Vacancy).

Now, the number and the required employee category in the "Vacancy" field can be selected.

New Vacancy
New Vacancy

Vacancies are always marked with a "V" and are now also listed as employees in the employee view (see Fig. Vacancy Marking).

Vacancy Marking
Vacancy Marking

Assign Employees to Vacancies

When it's time to plan the deployment, vacancies can be replaced by employees. Only one vacancy can be assigned to a single employee at a time, not multiple simultaneously. To do this, hold down the ALT key and drag a blue rectangle over the desired vacancies in the project view (see Fig. Vacancy Assignment).

Vacancy Assignment
Vacancy Assignment

Then click on Edit Dispositions (see Fig. Edit All Dispositions).

Edit All Dispositions
Edit All Dispositions

In the subsequent window, select the desired employee.

Assign Employee to Vacancy
Assign Employee to Vacancy

After assigning an employee to a vacancy, the vacancy is deleted, and the disposition in the projects is now displayed with the employee's name.