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Compare multi-client delivery capacity

Compare client delivery commitments and team capacity in Proforma. Inspect skill bottlenecks, effort scenarios and scheduling options before changing dates.

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Compare [client commitments] with [team availability] across [planning horizon]. Build low, base and high effort scenarios by skill and week, retaining leave and existing assignments. Identify overloaded periods, unassigned critical skills and commitments dependent on uncertain estimates. Present options for resequencing or additional capacity with their assumptions. Do not silently move deadlines or convert an effort estimate into an agreed client promise.

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Method and review

Keep the assumptions visible.

Use the engagement scope, supplied evidence and delivery dates. Separate client facts from assumptions, retain source references and identify decisions that need client approval.

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Delivery owners must validate effort estimates and approve any client-facing date changes.

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Before you begin

  • Permitted commitment and availability data
  • Documented effort ranges

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