# Capacity

Get alerted you when your team is over capacity by setting up capacity on Haystack. To set this, follow the below steps!

**1. Head to**[ **team settings**](https://dash.usehaystack.io/hub/settings)

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**2. Go to board**

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**3. Set the relevant capacity under "Capacity guideline"**

Haystack will automatically suggest your teams typical capacity based on historical data

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