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Workload Report

The Workload Report shows forecasted utilization — how much planned time each member has relative to their working capacity.

Overview

This is typically the first report teams use in Mosaic. It condenses the Workload space into a reporting view where you can quickly see who is over capacity, under capacity, or at a healthy utilization level. Access it from the Reports tab on the left sidebar.

When To Use This Report

Use the Workload Report when you need to answer: "How much of my team's capacity is planned out, and who needs more or less work?" This is the go-to report for weekly staffing meetings, identifying who is overbooked, who has availability, and whether the team is on track for the upcoming 30 days. Start here before diving into any other report.


What You See

The Bars

Each member gets a horizontal bar showing how their capacity is being used:

  • Gray = available capacity for the selected time frame

  • Solid yellow = planned hours against that capacity

  • Hashed yellow = tentative planned hours (not yet confirmed)

  • Hashed blue = PTO / time off, reducing available capacity

  • Hashed gray = company holidays, reducing available capacity

  • Total hours appear on the right of each bar (e.g., 196h)

Indicators

  • Red asterisk (*) next to total hours = member exceeds 100% capacity

  • Percentage labels on bars = show the split between planned, tentative, and available

Summary & Controls

  • Summary gauge (top right) — overall percentage of hours planned across all selected members

  • Legend checkboxes — untick Planned, Tentative, Time Off or Holidays and the report recalculates: the bars, each row's total and the row order all follow what is still ticked, so rows are sorted by the number you are looking at.

  • Date range selector — This Week, Next Week, 30 Days, 3 Months, or Custom

  • Breakdown by — a dropdown in the summary card that switches the bars between By Planned (planned vs. tentative vs. available) and By Project (one coloured segment per project). Available on the Member and Client views.

Using Filters

  • Click the filter icon (horizontal lines) at the top of the report.

  • Add filters to narrow results by department, project type, role, etc.

  • Filters are the same as those used in the Workload and Planner spaces.

Note: Filters are not dynamic. If you add a member to a department or grouping, you must refilter to see the change.

Exporting the Report

  • Click the export icon at the top right of the report.

  • This report supports print.


Report Views

This report has 4 views: Member, Project, Client, Team (Chart). Each view shows the same underlying data organized from a different starting point.

1. Member View

The Member view is the default starting point. Each row represents a team member.

  1. Click the Member tab at the top of the report.

  2. Click the member selector and choose individual members, filter by department, or Select All.

  3. Click Save.

  4. Select a date range.

Each member shows their capacity bar. Click on a member's row to expand and see which projects and phases their planned time is allocated to. Members over capacity display a red asterisk (*) with the number of hours over.

2. Project View

The Project view shows planned hours starting from the project level.

  1. Click the Project tab at the top.

  2. Select projects by name, number, portfolio, or use the starred portfolio shortcut.

  3. Choose a date range.

Each project shows total planned hours. Expand a project to see which phases have planned time. Expand further to see individual member allocations within each phase.

3. Client View

The Client view groups planned time by client.

  1. Click the Client tab at the top.

  2. Select your clients.

  3. Choose a date range.

Each client row shows total planned hours across all their projects. Set Breakdown by to Project to see whether a client's time is spread across many projects or concentrated on one.

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