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OneDCS · Capacity & Demand Planner
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Page 01 — Working Hours

Working Hours

Map who you have, then watch capacity per team come alive. Build your organisation from departments down to individuals — this is the raw supply every plan is built on.

How to use this page

  1. Click Add Department to create a top-level group (e.g. Customer Operations).
  2. Inside a department, Add Team for each squad or queue.
  3. Use Add member to add people, role and weekly hours. Hover a member to edit or remove.
  4. The capacity charts at the top update live as you change the org.
  5. Collapse a department with the chevron to keep large orgs tidy.
  6. Everything autosaves — then head to Shrinkage and Volume of Request.
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Page 04 — Type of Request

Type of Request

Encode every service your teams offer and the effort each takes. Handle time × volume becomes the hours of demand you must staff against. Volume itself is set on the Volume of Request page and shown read-only here.

How to use this page

  1. Pick a Department and Team — work types attach to that team.
  2. Add a Standard work type with its handle time / effort (choose min / hrs / days).
  3. Workload hours compute automatically from handle time × volume.
  4. No data? Switch to Custom and Pull from Nexplore for contract, hours & headcount.
  5. Or Add manually to enter a custom service by hand.
  6. Volume is entered on the Volume of Request page and appears here read-only.
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Page 03 — Volume of Request

Volume of Request

Record the work that actually comes in. Capture Expected, Actual and a Projected forecast per work type — type it in or drop a CSV. These volumes flow straight into the Type of Request page (read-only there).

How to use this page

  1. Pick a Department and Team — the work types come from the Type of Request page.
  2. Expected and Actual: type a number in the cell, or drop a CSV (columns: Work Type, Volume).
  3. Use the drop target toggle to choose whether a dropped file fills Expected or Actual.
  4. Projected: click Generate to forecast from Expected + Actual, or Load historical CSV to project from past data.
  5. The summary on top totals each column and the resulting demand hours.
  6. Everything here feeds the Type of Request page — volume is read-only there.
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Page 02 — Shrinkage

Shrinkage

See how much real productive time a team has left after lunch, leave, meetings and downtime — and watch each activity eat into capacity. Drill from the annual plan down into a single month or week.

How to use this page

  1. Pick a Department and Team — headcount and hours pull from the Team page automatically.
  2. Switch between Annual (your plan), Monthly and Weekly (zoom-ins).
  3. Every activity has a duration, a unit (min / hrs / days) and a frequency — edit any of them.
  4. Use the + button next to a type to extend the standard list with your own activities.
  5. The gauge shows gross hours → net productive hours; it shrinks as activities are added.
  6. In Weekly, log unexpected events (e.g. an extra sick day). They roll up into the month and year actuals.
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Analytics — the whole picture

Capacity vs Demand

Everything converges here. Net productive capacity (roster minus shrinkage) weighed against demand (volume × effort), translated into the numbers a workforce manager acts on: required vs available FTE, net staffing and the levers to pull.

How to read this page

  1. The trend chart tracks net capacity (cyan) vs demand (amber) month-on-month from your saved snapshots.
  2. Use Scope to view the whole org, one department, or a single team.
  3. The snapshot reflects the month chosen in the top bar; change it to move through time.
  4. Net capacity = team hours − shrinkage − that month's leave & holidays (the same figure the Shrinkage page shows). Available FTE drops below headcount when people are on leave.
  5. Required FTE = demand ÷ (net hours per FTE × occupancy target). The occupancy target (default 85%) is set in Settings.
  6. Net staffing = available − required FTE. Negative = short-staffed; a surplus above 30% of available FTE = overstaffed.
  7. % staffed on the rings = available ÷ required FTE, capped at 100%.
  8. The team breakdown recommends a mitigation lever (OT / VTO / cross-skill) per gap.
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