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More about Product FeedbackCurrently, Wrike only color codes effort allocation greater than 8 hours. However, color coding allocations less than 8 hours (possibly 0-4 no color; 4-8 green) would help distinguish at a glance that someone has some work on their plate, but workload is not full yet.
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I agree, we have our own method of work distribution and we use green for 0-4h, yellow for 4-6 and red for 8+. It would be great if this is customizable