Capacity describes how much team output is realistically available in a period. It depends on booked hours, absences, approvals, and orders running in parallel. Anyone who only sees vouchers often underestimates bottlenecks; anyone who only sees time entries loses sight of the invoicing pressure.
Central Command connects these layers: Lexware vouchers and orders, Clockify time entries, and Timebutler absences. The result is a practicable capacity picture for scheduling and prioritization. Employee statistics and open items complement each other instead of competing in separate tools.
Capacity is not exact physics but a steering metric. Sync freshness, clean assignments, and clear filters make it usable. Central Command provides the overview so that teams in Germany can think about deadlines and liquidity together — with Lexware as the source of the vouchers and the command center as the situational picture.
