Float vs Turnella

Float is resource planning software that shows who is working on what, team availability, utilization, delivery, and project margins. Scheduling displays roles and experience for capacity planning, while project planning supports prices, budgets, roles, timeline baselines, and AI-assisted staffing. Reports cover capacity, utilization, actuals, margin, and budget burn. The API works with team data and project workflows, and listed integrations include Aprimo, Asana, Basecamp, Claude via Float MCP beta, ClickUp, Google Calendar, HubSpot, Jira, and Karbon. Calendar sync and recurring tasks are supported, with calendar listed as a task view. iOS and Android apps let staff check schedules, add time off, and log hours. Starter costs $7 a month per scheduled person and includes scheduling, capacity and time-off management, project scoping, API, and integrations access. Pro costs $12 a month per scheduled person and adds time tracking, AI people experience profiles, multi-currency rate cards, cost estimation, advanced reporting, SSO, and domain restrictions. A 30-day Pro trial requires no credit card.

Turnella is browser-based workforce management software for operations teams planning staffing without a dedicated WFM department. It forecasts workload, calculates staffing requirements, builds schedules, and models labour costs. Supported channels include inbound voice, live chat, email or back-office work, and 24/7 voice, with a separate staffing model for each. Users can import historical data for interval demand forecasts and manually override intervals. Scheduling includes shift templates, named agent assignments, availability and time-off rules, with Excel or calendar export. CSV imports work with systems such as Genesys, Zendesk, Freshdesk, Five9, Twilio Flex, and Intercom; the maker says sources containing date and volume columns also work. The Core Turnella plan costs nothing, with no credit card, trial period, or expiry. It runs in a browser and offers API access.