Plan each person’s allocation across Jira projects, spot under-utilized and overloaded team members early, and see whose work is ending soon.
Who can take the new project next month? Is anyone booked on three projects at once? Whose assignment ends next week? When people work across several projects, the answer often sits in a spreadsheet that someone has to keep in sync with Jira by hand. Resource Planning keeps that plan inside Jira, organised around people.
Add allocations once and the whole team’s workload becomes visible.
See every person’s allocation across projects on a timeline you can zoom from days to quarters.
Switch between a Resource view (by person) and a Project / Structure Unit view.
Spot people with room and people who are overloaded early, before staffing new work.
See which allocations are ending soon and plan the next assignment instead of discovering a gap.
Plan as a share of capacity or in man-days. Capacity follows your working days, hours per day and public holidays.
Plan guest resources before they have Jira accounts, then replace a guest with a Jira user. The replacement cannot be undone.
See who has a healthy workload, who has room for more work and who may be at risk of overload, next to upcoming availability.
Need the data elsewhere? Filter allocation records and export them to CSV.
A department or team. Units can form a hierarchy with leaders and members.
A project must be linked before anyone can be booked on it.
App admins and unit leaders plan for others; members edit their own. Already planning in Excel? An admin can import your .xlsx plan.
Teams on Jira Cloud that staff the same people across several projects and want that plan next to their Jira work.
Resource Planning for Jira is free on the Atlassian Marketplace for Jira Cloud.
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Free for Jira Cloud on the Atlassian Marketplace.
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