Teams

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A team is a group of F2 users from different units within the same authority. This page describes the creation and maintenance of teams, while the purpose and use of teams are described here.

Teams are managed in the “Teams” window. All users can open the dialogue to view the authority’s teams, but only users with the "Team creator" privilege can manage them. The "Team administrator" role can be assigned to any user who is part of a team. The role lets users manage that specific team only.

The "Team administrator" role can only be assigned from the "Teams" window. All other roles are assigned from the "Assign role to users" dialogue on the "Administrator" tab.

The "Teams" window

Click on Teams on the “Settings” tab in the main window to open the "Teams" window.

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Figure 1. The “Teams” menu item

In the window, you can create, edit, delete, and show teams.

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Figure 2. The “Teams” window

At the top of the window, you can search for teams. At the bottom of the window is an overview of existing teams. Hover over a team to see the names of its members.

The overview contains the following columns:

Column Description

Title

Specifies the team’s title.

Number of members

Specifies the number of members in the team.

Administrators

Specifies the team’s administrator(s).

Description

Gives a description of the team.

Create team

Click on New in the "Teams" window to create a new team. The "Create team" dialogue opens.

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Figure 3. The "Create team" dialogue
You must have the "Team creator" privilege to create a team.

Fill out the following fields in the dialogue:

Field Description

Title

Enter the title of the new team.

Description

Enter a description of who the team includes or what the team is used for.

Administrators

Specify one or more team administrators to maintain the team.

Users specified here are assigned the "Team administrator" role.

Synchronisation key

Enter a synchronisation key if you want to automatically update the team. Synchronisation is often through AD, but can also be with other systems.

Active

Tick the box to activate the team so that it can be used on records and cases.

Members

Specify one or more users or distribution lists as members of the team. You can open the participant register and search for participants by clicking on the Participant register icon icon participants.

Click on the X next to a member to remove the member from the team.

Edit team

Select the team you want to edit and click on Edit in the "Teams" window. The "Edit team" dialogue opens where you can edit the same fields as in the "Create team" dialogue.

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Figure 4. The "Edit team" dialogue
To edit a team, you must have the "Team administrator" role for the relevant team or have the "Team creator" privilege.

Delete Team

To delete a team, it must contain no members and must not have been used in records or cases.

Select the team you want to delete in the "Teams" window and click on Delete.

To delete a team you must have the "Team administrator" role for the relevant team or have the "Team creator" privilege.

Show team

Select the team you want to see and click on Show in the "Teams" window. The "Show team" dialogue opens. You cannot edit the fields in the dialogue.

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Figure 5. The "Show team" dialogue

Search for teams

You can search for specific teams in the "Teams" window using the following search fields:

Search field Description

Title

Search for teams whose title contains the selected search term.

Member

Search for teams where the specified user is a member.

Use the dynamic search term "Me" to search for yourself.

Administrator

Search for teams where the specified user has the "Team administrator" role.

Use the dynamic search term "Me" to search for yourself.

Fill in one or more of the search fields and click on the magnifying glass icon or press Enter to search.

Click on the X to clear your search.

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Figure 6. Search fields in the "Teams" window