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Getting started with Team Management in Planbase

How to set up people, roles, teams, licenses and skills in Planbase

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Team management in Planbase involves overseeing various organizational elements such as people, teams, roles, licenses, and skills through a centralized management page.

Guide to team management in Planbase

Navigating to the management page

Access the management page by clicking "Management" in the left-hand sidebar.

Managing people

  • View users: This section lists users, including the administrators and end users. View contact information, roles, teams, licenses, and skills for each user.

  • Adding and editing users: Add a new user directly or upload multiple users via CSV. Edit user details by clicking on their row, where you can update personal information, roles, teams, and permissions.

  • Syncing users: Synchronize user information with your existing HR or employee management software to maintain updated records in Planbase.

  • Overview of contract and employment details Configure contract types, work hour limits, and leave management settings in user profiles to manage employment terms.

Adding teams and roles

  • Teams: Teams are organizational units responsible for specific business functions. Create new teams by specifying names and assigning roles and users.

  • Roles: Manage job positions and link them to necessary licenses and skills. Roles define the specific qualifications needed for team functions.

Managing licenses and skills

  • Licenses: Licenses are certifications required for employees to work in certain roles or teams.

  • Skills: Skills are business-specific requirements to work in certain roles or teams. Link skills to the appropriate roles and users to ensure compliance and capability.

💡 Linking licenses and skills to roles means that only users with these licenses/skills can be scheduled to perform the given role

For additional support or questions, contact Planbase support or your administrator for guidance.

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