Using Teams
The Standard User Team Workspace
A teamA pool of employees who can be assigned tasks. is a pool of employees who can be assigned tasks within HEAT, such as Advisory or Review boards. An employee cannot be assigned a task without being part of a team.
You can manage teams associated with an employee.
1. | Within the Configuration Console, open the Teams workspace to view a list of standard user teams. |
--or--
Log into the Service Desk Console as an administrator and open the Employee Team workspace.
2. | Double-click a team name to view its properties and members. |
You can add teams ad-hoc from the Employee page (see Using Employees), or use the Team page to link employee accounts to existing teams.
1. | From the Standard User Team workspace, click New Standard User Team. A blank Standard User Team page appears. The following default tabs appear (results may vary depending on your system setup): |
2. | Enter information into the fields. |
Field | Description |
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Team |
A unique name for the team. |
Service Desk |
Adds this team to the Service Desk workflows. |
Team Email |
The name of the email team that relays messages to each team member. |
Team Manager |
The team manager. You can start entering a manager name to automatically search from the database. |
Team Manager Email |
The email address for the team manager. |
Average Cost Per Minute |
Average cost per minute. |
3. | Click Save from the toolbar. The team now appears on the team list. |
1. | Within an employee record, select the Team tab. The team list appears. |
2. | From the toolbar, click Link. A list of teams appears. |
3. | At the bottom of the window, click Add. The New Standard User Team window appears. |
4. | Enter information into the fields. See Creating a Team. |
5. | Click Save. The team now appears on the team list. |
6. | Select the team from the list, then click Select. The team is added to the employee team list. |
7. | Click Save from the toolbar. |
1. | From the Standard User Team workspace, double-click the team to modify. |
2. | Edit the team using the options described in Creating a Team. |
3. | Click Save from the toolbar. |
Any team can be deleted, including HEAT default teams.
Deleting a team can cause unexpected results. Delete the team from a workflow before permanently deleting the team here. |
1. | From the Standard User Team workspace, select the team to remove. |
2. | Click Delete from the toolbar. |
You can add new users, link users, and unlink users from the Standard User Team page or under the employee section. See Creating an Employee.
1. | From the Standard User Team workspace, under the Employees tab, click Link. A list of users appears. |
2. | Select users from the list. Press Ctrl + click to select multiple users. |
3. | Click Select. The users appear in the member list. |
4. | Click Save from the toolbar. |
Unlinking Users from a Team
Select a user name from the member list, then click Unlink. The user no longer appears on the team list.
Adding a New User to a Team
Click New Employee. The New Employee page appears. See Creating an Employee for information about this form.