Teams
Organize and manage teams within your organization
What are Teams?
Teams are groups of members who work together on OKRs and goals. They help organize work and define ownership across your organization.
Key Features
- • Organize members into groups
- • Assign team leaders
- • Link teams to OKRs
- • Track team performance
Use Cases
- • Engineering teams
- • Cross-functional teams
- • Department teams
- • Project-based teams
How It Works
Creating Teams
- 1. Navigate to Teams section
- 2. Click "Add Team" button
- 3. Enter team name
- 4. Assign team leader (optional)
- 5. Add team members
- 6. Save team
Managing Teams
- • View team overview and members
- • Edit team details and structure
- • Add or remove members
- • Change team leader
- • Delete teams (with confirmation)
Team Leadership
Team leaders have special permissions to manage their team's OKRs. They serve as the primary point of contact for the team.
Team Structure
Team Information
- • Name: Team identifier
- • Description: Team purpose
- • Leader: Team manager/lead
- • Members: Team participants
Team Relationships
- • Assigned to OKRs
- • Connected to members
- • Associated with cycles
Permissions & Roles
Team management follows the organization's permission structure based on user roles.
Admin & Product Leader
- • Create and delete teams
- • Edit all team details
- • Assign team leaders
- • Manage team members
Team Members & Stakeholders
- • View team information
- • See team members
- • Access team OKRs
- • Limited editing rights
Important
Only Admins and Product Leaders can create and manage teams. Team Members and Stakeholders have read-only access to team information.
Team Management Best Practices
✓ Do This
- • Keep team sizes manageable (5-10 people)
- • Assign clear team leaders
- • Define team purpose and scope
- • Update team composition regularly
- • Link teams to relevant OKRs
✗ Avoid This
- • Creating teams without clear purpose
- • Overlapping team responsibilities
- • Teams that are too large
- • Frequent team restructuring
- • Missing team leadership