[From Wrike] Resources View and Bookings are Now in Labs! ๐
FeaturedResources View
- If you're planning a project and need to specify resources and required effort before creating tasks, youโll be able to do it using Resources view along with Bookings (youโll find details on Bookings below.)
- If you have recurring projects with known and estimated resource requirements, but you donโt have a granular per-task breakdown, we recommend you create a blueprint, open it in Resources view, and define effort for users or job roles using Bookings.
- If you have a running project and need to see whoโs working on it and how much planned work they have, open the project in Resources view for this detail.
- If you have a full portfolio of running projects in a folder or space and youโd like to have an overview, you can open that folder or space in the Resources view.

Bookings
- You need to have a high-level overview of projects and their effort on the Workload chart instead of adding effort to individual tasks.
- You need to forecast resources before actual tasks are created in the project.
- You don't need a granular estimation of effort for each task, or you find that you often need to adjust these estimations due to changes.
- Task effort and effort stored in bookings are added up on Workload charts, where you can see an overview of the total allocation for your team. Bookings effort can also be rolled up alongside task effort in Table view.
Enable Resources View and Bookings
- Visit Wrike Labs.
- Scroll to "Resources View".
- Click "Enable".
- Scroll to "Bookings".
- Click "Enable".

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