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The planning board allows you to coordinate appointments that can be planned, i.e., are subject to release.
For appointment and resource planning in the service planning table, it is required that there are technical and personnel resources as well as appointments subject to release.
Appointments subject to release were marked as such by the administrator using the To be released flag for the appointment type (subtype). It controls whether an appointment can take the Planning, Resources assigned or Released release levels.
In the Team calendar, appointments, whether subject to release or not, are always visible. In the Entry portal, you will see these appointments only if they were released (service resource planning).
Appointments subject to release cannot be released without having assigned resources to them.
For appointment types that include planning, the appointment status is only set to the Firmly agreed open status (OPEN) if the appointment has the Released release level, i.e., if the required resources have been provided.
For all usual appointments that are not subject to resource planning in the planning board, no further restrictions apply, because these appointments are always automatically Released.
In the planning board, plannable appointments (subject to release) are always coordinated with the aim of achieving balanced planning and avoiding overloading employees, which is indicated by the corresponding red utilization beam. Coordination includes:

Resource planning with action bars
You can open the planning board for global or selective planning:
In all cases:
The action bars in the activity list are as long as the desired periods of time. The color of the bar indicates the planning status of the service actions.
For example, the Service personnel filter at the bottom of the resources list automatically delivers all staff member resources of the service department (Department attribute = "service").
The beams in the resources list indicate the utilization degree of the individual resources.
The system modifies the time query condition in such a way that also truncated activities are part of the result set. It searches for activities whose start or end lies within the specified time span. The client automatically ensures that only full days are displayed.
If you change the period of time in the planning board using the calendar controls in the toolbar, and thereby trigger a new search, the currently selected filter remains active. Only its time condition is overwritten.