# Scheduling

## Overview

Schedule keeps you on top of all your projects - historical, present & future.

> All projects are color-coded to quickly identify their status.

You can filter the schedule by Month, Week or Day. You can look back in time to see historical projects; or to the future to plan for upcoming projects.

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Clicking on a project request will display key information on that project.

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From here, you can visit the `Project Tracking` or `Project Overview`

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## Resource Allocation

As a `Project Coordinator` or `Administrator` - you can view the schedules on behalf of other users to help you with resource allocation.

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You can look up schedules per user, or filter by roles.

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You can also filter by certain roles that the user is assigned on projects. For example, show me everything where this person was the *Pentest Lead*.

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You can also switch into a list view, to see more information about those projects. And you can also export this information into a CSV for working with the data offline.

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