
- Client Billable Hours
- Client Non-Billable Hours
- Internal Hours on projects with the “Time is attributable to Productive Utilization” setting checked.
Figure 2 - Productive Utilization setting on internal projects.
This setting on internal projects allows you to differentiate between strategic internal work (such as building a new project estimation tool or working on the new company website) and potentially less-valuable “bench time” projects.
Productive Utilization
Billable utilization in Ruddr is calculated by dividing the billable hours in the period by the capacity hours in the period. So, if a workspace member had 20 billable hours last week, 20 non-billable internal hours, and 40 hours of capacity, the billable utilization would be 50% (20 billable hours divided by 40 hours of capacity).
But, let’s assume that 10 of those 20 internal hours were on a strategic project that has the “Time is attributable to Productive Utilization” setting checked. While the billable utilization would remain 50%, the productive utilization would be 75% (30 productive hours divided by 40 hours of capacity).
Productive Utilization is shown to workspace members on the Personal Dashboard, along with Billable Utilization, Client Utilization, and Total Utilization.
