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The teams feature in Notifier allows you to collaborate with other users by sharing access to searchers and managing permissions within your organization. This functionality is perfect for agencies, businesses, or any group that needs to coordinate their monitoring efforts.
Every user automatically has a team created for them when they register for Notifier. However, users can also receive invitations to join other teams, allowing for collaborative workflows.
As a team owner, you can customize your team's name and description at any time. Simply edit the team name and description fields, then click "Update Team" to save your changes.
To add someone to your team, they must first have a registered Notifier account. In the near future, we'll be adding the ability to invite external users who haven't registered yet, but currently all invited members need existing accounts.
The system will remind you that the user must have a registered account, though they don't need an active subscription to join your team.
When someone invites you to their team, you'll see the invitation in your account dashboard.
The invitation will display any personal message included by the team owner. Click "Accept Invitation" to join the team and gain access to shared searchers and resources.
Once you accept an invitation, you'll be able to view your current permissions for that team, though only team owners can modify permission settings.
As a team owner, you have granular control over what each team member can do within your team. You can assign the following permissions:
In addition to general permissions, you can control which specific searchers each team member has access to. This allows you to create focused access for different team members based on their roles or responsibilities.
When team members log into their accounts, they can view any searchers that have been shared with them based on their assigned permissions. The interface will clearly show which team they're working within and what level of access they have.
Team members can see their current permissions but cannot edit them, as permission management is reserved for team owners.
Use teams to organize monitoring efforts across your organization. You might create different permission levels for different roles - for example, giving managers full access while limiting team members to viewing and editing specific searchers relevant to their work.
The teams functionality is continuously being improved based on user feedback. If you need additional permission types or features that aren't currently available, contact our support team to discuss your requirements.