Teams
Group users into teams so you can assign a whole group to a project in one step, and let visibility follow your org structure.
Teams group users together (a Sales team Berlin, an Installation crew north) so you can attach a whole group to a project at once, and so who-sees-what follows your structure. This page covers how teams show up in your day-to-day CRM work. Team setup itself (creating teams, splitting them into leaders and members, the team calendar) lives in the Settings guide Create and structure a team. This page assumes your teams already exist.
Before you start
- If you don't see any team options, contact your Reonic account manager.
- Set up your teams first in Settings > Company settings > Users & Teams. See Create and structure a team for the full walkthrough.
- The choice that matters on every team is the leader versus member split, because it drives who sees assigned work.
Assign a team to a project
- Open the project you want to assign.
- Set the Key Account first: the single person who owns the customer relationship. There is exactly one per project, it's the name on the offer and installation documents, and it's the basis of sales reporting.
- Add any co-handlers as additional assigned users.
- Attach the team to bring its structure to the project.
- Click Save.
Note: Attaching a team grants access to the team leader, not automatically to every member. The leader then re-assigns the work down to specific people as needed.
How team visibility works
The leader-versus-member split decides who sees assigned work:
- Team leaders receive access to whatever is assigned to their team. They can open the work and re-distribute it to specific members.
- Team members don't receive assigned work automatically. They see it when they have a separate path to it: as the Key Account, as an individually assigned user, or through their own role.
Users with restricted view rights (external or restricted users) see a project only when it is assigned to them, so an external team member sees it once you assign them individually. For users with broad view rights, teams are purely a structural grouping and the leader-only behaviour does not change what they already see.
Things to know
- Assignment drives reporting, not just access. The Key Account is the unit sales reporting attributes the deal to, so keep it accurate. Setting a new Key Account replaces the previous one. There is no co-Key-Account.
- A team can be attached alongside another. Adding a team keeps any team already assigned. To swap, remove the first, then add the second.
- Team setup is admin-only and lives in Settings. Creating teams, adding people, and setting leaders are all on the Settings side. See Create and structure a team.
- Members aren't notified automatically. When the leader receives the team's work, distributing it to individual members is a manual step.
Need help?
Contact Reonic support.
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