Capacity

Show when your business can take more.

Capacity records give RelayLocal an operational signal about whether a business is open, limited or unavailable for suitable work.

A private operating signal

Capacity is not a public availability directory. It is used within authorised RelayLocal relationships to communicate a practical business state.

Open

The business is currently open to suitable work within its recorded preferences.

Limited

The business may consider suitable work but has constrained availability.

Paused

The business should not receive ordinary Relay routing while paused.

Real workflow

How capacity can support a decision

  1. 01

    Record a state

    Choose Open, Limited or Paused.

  2. 02

    Add practical context

    Record supported services, areas, minimum job size, dates or limits where applicable.

  3. 03

    Use with other controls

    Relay, Growth and network workflows can consider capacity alongside relationship, service, area and policy rules.

  4. 04

    Keep assignment separate

    Capacity supports a decision; it does not by itself create an offer or assignment.

What capacity can influence

  • Relay decisions
  • Opportunity suitability
  • Private network coordination
  • Growth workflows
  • Workload awareness

Availability Windows

Availability Windows provide a temporary, time-bounded signal. Example: “We have capacity next Tuesday and Wednesday for electrical callouts in selected postcodes.” This describes a preference and operating window, not a guaranteed booking slot.

Clear boundaries

Capacity is a signal, not a promise

  • Not a public directory
  • Not a guaranteed booking slot
  • Not an assignment by itself
  • Not proof of suitability
  • Not a replacement for service and area checks
  • Not a commitment to accept every offer

Capacity questions

Capacity is used within authorised RelayLocal workflows and relationships, not as a public availability listing.

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