10000ft Review

Here are a few problems you can solve with 10,000ft’s user-friendly features:

View Your Team’s Schedule and Availability in Multiple Ways

Companies typically have little insight into what their teams are working on or how long it actually takes them to do the work. 10,000ft solves this by giving businesses multiple ways to view their team’s schedule and availability. The Schedule view is the first place this is done and provides an interactive canvas to organize your team and their assignments. Another feature that allows you to see what your team is working on is Utilization reports, which can be grouped by team, location, discipline, and other custom filtering options. These tools give you actionable data to make decisions and improve your resource planning process over time.

Keep Track of Budget Usage

Businesses need to know how they are burning through their project budgets and if they are on track or are scheduled to go over. This information is typically discovered during analysis after the project has been completed. 10,000ft gives you a project status for every project so you can see how much of the budget has been used and also see how the future scheduled time is projected to line up to the budget. These status updates are informed by the time entered by team members through their profile page. Entering time is a painless process that encourages team members to provide the most accurate, up-to-date data.

Monitor Your Company’s Different Projects and their Phases

If your run a service-based business, you generally never turn down new work. But many teams accept new projects purely on intuition, without knowing if they have the time or resources available to complete the work. 10,000ft takes the guesswork out of planning your project roadmap by showing you all the projects your team is working on in a single view. You can see the different phases of those projects and where the gaps in your schedule exist. This is helpful when taking on new work because you can see exactly where the new project fits into your current workload.