Oracle Primavera Cloud Analysis Tab in the Resources App
The example below reflects just the one resource: pipefitter.

You can also display the resource graph on the side.

You can select multiples resources (filter as required), or clear filter sections to display all resources.

The under/over calculation displays clearly where there are differences between allocation and availability.
Or if you prefer, you can display the analysis with no graph, either filtered to specific resources, or not filtered at all.


Under/overallocation is calculated from each time period availability and time period allocation. (If the resource allocation matches the availability, the value will display as blank.)
In the Analysis window, you have access to the activities that the resource is assigned to. Click the icon to display the activities information.

The Analysis View within the Resources app in Oracle Primavera Cloud provides the tools to monitor and analyze resource/role allocation and utilization across projects, programs, and workspaces. Keep in mind that resource information and additional functionality to assist with resourcing is available in other locations in OPC.
About the Author
Mary Lynn Backstrom, PMP, PMI-SP, PMI-BA – Implementation Specialist
Mary Lynn spent many years filling a variety of project controls duties such as planning, scheduling, analyzing, training and continuous improvement in the Aerospace Industry. Since joining Emerald in 2008, she has been a tremendous asset to the Emerald team. She has worked as a lead scheduler for turnarounds, led sessions for review and troubleshooting of scheduling and reporting, created and given custom training courses for clients, and is a sought after Primavera P6 trainer.
Mary Lynn enjoys some very diverse spare time activities. Along with a variety of outdoor activities such as gardening, she also enjoys making life size lawn ornaments for special holidays like Christmas. Mary Lynn is known for her participation in the community as well. You may have seen her walking in fundraisers in Edmonton and Calgary for the Cancer Society.