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Prevent Tempo from overbooking time

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Hey Community 👋,

I am looking for a way, to prevent Tempo from overbooking time, that was "sold" to the customer.

Looking at contract types like lump sum (Pauschale), cost reimbursement (fixes Kontingent) or time and material (Zeit und Aufwand) as the exemplary business cases.

In some business cases like time and material or maybe lump sum too, it is allowed to overbook the initially estimated time, that is sold to the customer.

In other business cases, where a certain amount of time is sold to the customer and must not be overbooked at all, like cost reimbursement, you want to prevent Tempo to overbook it.

This must be a general problem for all contractors, working in an ERP environment, where the systems are integrated with each other.

How did you solve this problem, when working with Jira and Tempo? 

I am very happy, to learn from your experiences.

Kind regards, Alex

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