Planner inputs

Stress-test room demand

Use headcount, room count, session length, and usage rhythm to estimate whether your current setup will hold.

Required weekly slots

150

75 room-hours of weekly demand

Available weekly slots

160

80 room-hours at current capacity

Capacity readout

How close the current setup is to the edge

This uses an 8-hour room day and compares expected demand to the current room supply.

Utilization

94%

over capacity

Current room supply is likely too thin for demand. Add room time, reduce session length, or stagger usage expectations before rollout.

Operational interpretation

What the numbers suggest

Use this to decide whether current room inventory is enough or whether the rollout needs a wider buffer.

If demand stays at this level

You would need 150 total sessions each week, compared with 160 sessions of current room capacity.

Pressure point

The current setup is operating in the over capacity band, which means schedule drift, longer sessions, or more employees returning at once could materially change the outcome.

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Planning note

These outputs are designed to support planning conversations. They are not legal advice, medical advice, or a substitute for your internal policy review.

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