Float
Resource scheduling and capacity planning for teams
Float adds default access roles as it builds on rate cards and AI staffing profiles.
◆Recent moves
- 25d ago
Access roles: default structure, with the flexibility to scale
Access roles give accounts a default permission structure that can be adjusted as teams grow. It matters more now that rates and AI experience data sit inside Float.
- 29d ago
Calendar event statuses, adding allocations, and project update improvements
Calendar event statuses, changes to adding allocations and project update improvements tighten the core scheduler. The changelog gives only the headline, so the scope looks incremental.
- 1mo ago
Project and phase roles display enhancements
Project and phase roles get clearer display, which supports Float's push to make roles the unit that rates and staffing hang on. The changelog gives no detail beyond the headline, so the change looks incremental.
- 2mo ago
Float is the #1 resource management software, 8 seasons running
A review-site ranking announcement with no product change. It has no bearing on Float's trajectory.
- 2mo ago
Rates tab, Zapier project templates, and people code
A dedicated Rates tab, Zapier project templates and people codes make the rate-card system easier to operate day to day. This is follow-through on July's multi-currency launch.
- 2mo ago
Smart insights: know who’s done this work before, with AI experience profiles
⚡ SPARKExperience profiles mark Float's step from availability scheduling into staffing judgment. They are the intelligence layer on top of the roles and rates data it has been building.