- People
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Projects
- Projects > Listing & Projects > Allocations
- Project's Dashboard
- Project's Basic Information
- Project Numbers table
- Projects > Allocations Main Graph
- Progress Numbers
- Actions (Project's Dashboard)
- Membership Actions (Project's Dashboard)
- Project's Resourcing View
- Grouping in Project's Dashboard
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Resourcing
- Resourcing with 'Quick Edit'
- Resourcing with 'Grid View'
- Finding and Resourcing the Available & Suitable People for Your Projects
- Soft Booking
- Use Cases for Soft Booking
- Resourcing Log
- Allocation Notes
- Resourcing Requests
- In-Depth: Getting an Overview / Utilization Rate of a Specific Target
- In-Depth: Using the Utilization Range in Person Filters
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- Reports
- Timesheet
- Competencies
- Resourcing Intelligence
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SYNC View (admins of Silverbucket)
- Integrating Data with with Silverbucket's SYNC-view
- SYNC-View: Competency
- SYNC-View: Customers
- SYNC-View: Extended-customers
- SYNC-View: People
- SYNC-View: Extended-people
- SYNC-View: Projects
- SYNC-View: Extended-projects
- SYNC-View: Hour-integration (actual hours)
- SYNC-View: OrganizationNodes-integration
Prospect Projects
There are two ways to separate prospect projects from production projects:
Probability value in Project's Dashboard
Soft booking (=tentative allocations)
Probability value in Project's Dashboard
Soft booking (=tentative allocations)
Probability Value & Prospect Projects
Every project that is marked with a probability of 0-99% can be considered a prospect project.

You can use Silverbucket's filters to further differentiate these projects from actual production projects by using the project type filters.

The Projects > Listing and Projects > Allocations views show the probability of projects:

Soft Booking & Prospect Projects
You can also use Silverbucket's Soft Booking functionality to indicate that the project is on prospect level.
Resourcing the project with tentative allocations indicates that the resourcing is not "set in stone" and changes are possible regarding that project.

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