- 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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Timesheet
- Timesheet General Information [New timesheet]
- Commenting Your Actual Hours [New timesheet]
- Registering Actual Hours for Others [New timesheet]
- Locking Actual Hours [New timesheet]
- Timesheet General Information
- Removing a Project or a Task From the Timesheet
- Commenting Your Actual Hours
- Registering Actual Hours for Others
- Locking Actual Hours
- Competencies
- Resourcing Intelligence
- SYNC View (admins of Silverbucket)
Personal Configurations
Every user has their own personal configurations which are located behind the cogwheel icon in the main navigation bar.
The most suitable configuration for you is usually found by experimenting; the default settings are an overall good choice for most users.
The most suitable configuration for you is usually found by experimenting; the default settings are an overall good choice for most users.

Personal Configuration consists of Event Settings and User Interface Settings
Event settings
Silverbucket has different events that can trigger an alert for the user. These alerts are configured in the Event settings view:

By default only alerts are active in an environment.
User interface settings
Every user can modify their own user interface in Silverbucket to a certain extent. The visual changes mostly consist of the amount of data to be shown in the interface (amount of resourcing slots & resources, tight layout).
Scale allocations with probability = project's probability value is used as a multiplier for the resourcing values. Allocations and graphs are scaled accordingly (this includes the grid view's burn-down chart also). Once toggled a disclaimer is also added to the bottom of the UI.
For example: a 100% project's allocations are scaled with a multiplier of 1 whereas a 40% project's allocations are scaled with a multiplier of 0,4 etc.
Tight layout = compresses the layout a little bit; Silverbucket Support recommends!
(Always show the allocation grid on project dashboard = unnecessary after the year 2020 and will be removed soon.)
Amount of resourcing slots = decide how many slots you wish to see in the main views.
Amount of resources = decide how many resources you wish to see in the main views.
Scale allocations with probability = project's probability value is used as a multiplier for the resourcing values. Allocations and graphs are scaled accordingly (this includes the grid view's burn-down chart also). Once toggled a disclaimer is also added to the bottom of the UI.
For example: a 100% project's allocations are scaled with a multiplier of 1 whereas a 40% project's allocations are scaled with a multiplier of 0,4 etc.
Tight layout = compresses the layout a little bit; Silverbucket Support recommends!
(Always show the allocation grid on project dashboard = unnecessary after the year 2020 and will be removed soon.)
Amount of resourcing slots = decide how many slots you wish to see in the main views.
Amount of resources = decide how many resources you wish to see in the main views.
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