Consider Milient Resource Flow (formerly Hub Planner)
Choose Milient Resource Flow when dedicated resource scheduling and configurable planning extensions are the primary requirements.
Compare Milient Resource Flow (formerly Hub Planner) and Allocyn for project work, staffing, time, and costs.
Milient displays Resource Flow at $7 for Plug & Play, $18 for Premium, and $54 for Business Leader per resource per month on annual pricing. Onboarding and some extensions may cost extra.
These highlights are not exhaustive. Availability depends on the plan and configuration; use the linked sources to check specific requirements.
| Review area | Milient Resource Flow (formerly Hub Planner) | Allocyn |
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| Current published emphasis | Dedicated resource planning
| Connected project and resource planning
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| Confirm before purchase | Verify current package scope, limits, implementation needs, and pricing in the linked provider sources. | Verify current Allocyn package scope, limits, migration needs, and pricing in the live catalog and proposed order. |
Choose Milient Resource Flow when dedicated resource scheduling and configurable planning extensions are the primary requirements.
Consider Allocyn when capacity decisions should connect directly with project delivery, requests, work boards, time, budgets, approvals, and management reporting.
Build the evaluation around scheduling, leave, utilization, skills, requests, capacity finding, and any smart-scheduling need. Milient Resource Flow should be tested at the tier that supplies those extensions, together with timesheets, project budgets, spend, dashboards, and reports where required. Allocyn should be tested on how the resource decision remains attached to project work, approvals, time, budgets, and recurring management review.
Count the resources represented and apply the annual Plug & Play, Premium, or Business Leader figure shown by Milient. Add onboarding and extensions where the proposed setup requires them. Compare that written scope with the relevant Allocyn package, migration, identity, and support needs. Because Hub Planner has been renamed, check that procurement records, integration references, documentation, and stakeholder expectations all point to the current product identity.
List every skills, request, capacity-finding, smart-scheduling, timesheet, budget, spend, dashboard, and reporting need against the proposed Milient tier.
Model the full number of resources that appear in planning and calculate the annual per-resource amount plus onboarding or extensions.
Review migration notes, contracts, integrations, support references, and internal documentation using Milient Resource Flow as the current name.
Use a request with required skills, several possible people, leave, existing allocations, and a project budget. Find capacity, choose an assignment, record time, and review spend or delivery status in the intended dashboard. Run the same path in Allocyn through its request, work, approval, and reporting context, then compare extensions, onboarding, and unresolved migration details.
Hub Planner is now named Milient Resource Flow. Milient says existing customers continue using the same platform under its new name.
Allocyn is not affiliated with or endorsed by Milient Resource Flow (formerly Hub Planner). Product names and trademarks belong to their owners. Features and prices may change; confirm the selected plan and terms before buying.