Overview

Jobs on training projects are left out of your capacity metrics. If you assign crew or trucks to a training job, the committed capacity count for that day stays the same, even though the job appears on your calendars.

What This Means

• A day with only training jobs shows 0 committed capacity.
• Assigning movers or trucks to a training job doesn't reduce the capacity available for real jobs that day.
• Training jobs are meant for practice and onboarding, so they don't affect the numbers your sales team uses when booking.

Note: If a real job was accidentally created as a training project, it won't count toward capacity until it's moved to a regular project.

FAQ

I assigned a full crew to a job, but the capacity count is still 0. Why?
Check whether the job is on a training project. Training jobs don't count toward committed capacity.

Can I convert several jobs to training at once?
Not at this time. Each project is converted to training individually from the three dots next to the project title.

Related articles: Set up the Capacity Calendar

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