Compare Float vs. Teambook

Float is the #1 rated resource management software that gives 4,500+ teams the essential data and context they need when resourcing client work. Success in professional services isn’t just about assigning work: it’s building the high-performing teams who deliver it. With Float, you can make smarter resourcing decisions and adapt work as it shifts to build a winning team for every job. The world’s top teams don’t just wing it. They resource client work the right way with Float. You should, too. Try for free at float.com.

Teambook provides an intuitive, visual, cloud-based solution for project team planning, medium-term capacity planning and real time (timesheet) monitoring. These three modules are based on two sets of master data, Projects and Users, whose management is facilitated by an adapted and intuitive ergonomics. Finally, the tool is completed by a flexible and efficient reporting system. 1. Project resource planning : Teambook's Planning module gives you an instant, real-time overview of your teams' occupancy, showing you “who's doing what and when”, as well as “who's available or not”. On this basis, you can allocate your resources to future projects by simply clicking and dropping. This information can be synchronized in real time in your collaborators' calendars to inform them of upcoming tasks, without them having to register with Teambook. 2. Capacity management : The Capacity module presents your resource load rates and project staffing over a 6 to 24 month horizon ... and enables you to anticipate possible future over- or under-capacity! Although you can use the Capacity module as a stand-alone tool, you can also easily synchronize or copy information from operational planning, then complete the information for the more distant future. Finally, features will help you to automatically distribute workload to resources, so you can easily simulate planned utilization. 3. Track actual time spent on projects: Teambook's Actuals module enables all users to enter their timesheets, as well as project managers to validate them. Instead of entering data, it is possible to use operational planning data to pre-fill timesheets. Finally, the approval system enables planners/project managers to check the data entered, approve it and, if necessary, download it.