Source
Collaboration depth — found from sitemap — Asana
Checked for Asana on 1 Oct 2026
- Page
- https://asana.com/inside-asana/new-workload-resource-management
- Checked
- 1 Oct 2026, 15:41 UTC
- How we may use it
- Public page, crawling permitted
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- page
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- 200
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- robots_ok
- screenshot
- Screenshot on file (internal exhibit, not published)
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Facts read from this source
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Workload capacity view Report an error
“Workload gives you a centralized view of your team’s capacity, making it easier to create a resource management plan and rebalance work so that no one is overworked (or underworked)”
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Workload real time Report an error
“It gives you a real-time overview of how everyone is staffed across projects within your team.”
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Workload filtering by role Report an error
“Asana Tip: With Filtering, you can see Workload by role and home in on specific team members.”
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Workload capacity trendline Report an error
“Workload makes the job easier with its visual capacity trendline. Based on task count, it helps you quickly determine who has too much work (or too little).”
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Workload drag drop reschedule Report an error
“you can see who else has bandwidth in the weeks and months ahead and easily drag and drop tasks to reschedule or reassign them.”
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Workload custom effort coming soon Report an error
“Coming soon, this will let you choose the best method for measuring capacity on your team, whether it’s based on hours or points.”
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Workload plan requirement Report an error
“If you’re already an Asana Business customer, you can start using Workload—along with Portfolios—today.”
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Business trial available Report an error
“If you’re not on a Business plan and would like to learn more, sign up for a free Business Trial or talk to our sales team.”
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Portfolios in business Report an error
“In the fall, we introduced Portfolios in Asana Business as the next step towards our vision.”
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Workload start end dates Report an error
“Asana Tip: Adding a start date and end date to every task helps ensure that work is measured appropriately in Workload.”
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