Only Admins and Manager (All Projects & All People) have access to Insights.
Please note that this feature is currently available for Premium and Enterprise plans.
Runn’s Insights Hub serves up dynamic, real-time insights that give leaders the edge to make smarter, more confident decisions. Designed to inspire and empower, it keeps teams motivated to maintain data accuracy, ensuring your organization stays ahead of the curve.
There are currently two dashboards available:
Capacity Dashboard
Capacity Insights
Projected Total Capacity and Worload
Understand the total future workforce capacity and workload over time
Calculation Information:
Roles include all organisation’s roles
Effective capacity: Sum of total effective capacity for all people that have the role(s) selected (default role)
Workload: Workload (projects) list is filtered to only show projects that include the role(s) selected. Project workload is calculated by using scheduled hours for the specified role against any project including placeholders (project role).
Note that the default setting filters all projects by selecting all roles. Tentative workload is turned off by default.
Capacity, Availability, and Utilization
These are a recreation of the planner charts, and you can filter people and placeholders just like you would in the planner.
Workforce Dashboard
Contracts Ending
A rolled up figure of contracts ending in selected date range. Click ‘View Details’ will show to a breakdown of people and the contract end date information. Clicking the person’s name will link to their dashboard.
You can proactively manage upcoming resourcing needs by highlighting when individuals are nearing the end of their contracts. This reduces the risk of last-minute gaps, supports smoother workforce planning, and maintains high-quality data in the system.
Calculation Information
Data uses ‘end date of contract’ field
Only those which end within the selected date range are shown
Display even when the number of contracts ending in the period is 0
Today's Workforce Composition
Breakdown of todays workforce composition by employment type (employee, contractor, no contract)
Calculation Information:
Headcount: Count each type - employee, contractor, no contract.
FTE: Contracted capacity/ default full time hours = Total FTE. Split by employee, contractor, no contract.
%: Count each type - employee, contractor, no contract, then convert to %
Workload By Employment Type
Shows how confirmed/tentative workload is distributed between employee types (employee, contractor, no contract) over time
Calculation Information
FTE: confirmed/tentative workload on selected projects, split by ‘employee type’: employee, contractor, no contract. Use default setting of full time hours to divide confirmed workload into FTE subtotals
Hours: confirmed/tentative workload on selected projects, split by employee type’: employee, contractor, no contract. Actuals (timesheet) hours are used for calculation if available.
If someone's contract changes mid period (e.g. mid week) from employee to contractor or vice versa, headcount contributes to whichever employment type they are at the beginning of the period selected.
Chart Functions
Each chart has functions that apply to that chart only. These are found on the right hand side at the top of the component:
Export
Can export a chart in the following formats:
Filtering the Charts
Buttons at the top of the chart will open a side panel where you can filter the data in the chart
Global Functions
Changing these changes the settings for every insight across every dashboard:
Date Range
Toggle between weeks or months
Select date range
Date range has a maximum limit of 6 months
Display Settings
Effort Unit: Changes units that reference effort. Options available are:
FTE
Hours
List of areas unit will change:
Workload by Employee Type (Vertical Axis)
Capacity VS Workload by Role (Vertical Axis)
Capacity (Vertical Axis)
Availability (Vertical Axis)
Person Unit: Changes units related to the count of people. Options available are:
Headcount
FTE
Percentage (%)
List of areas unit will change:
Today’s Workforce Composition