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Team configuration

Organize users and refine their portfolio experience

What are Teams?

A Team is a group of users within your workspace. Once you've set up teams, you can configure portfolio visibility rules per team, so each group sees the most relevant offerings, references, and thought leadership — and the right opportunities.

Setting up Teams

Teams are managed in Settings → Teams. Only workspace admins can create and manage teams.

To create a team:

  1. Go to Settings → Teams

  2. Click Create team

  3. Give the team a name and save

To add members to a team, open the team and go to the Users tab. You can add users one by one, or use the Import button to add multiple users at once by email address.

You can also assign a user to a team from their individual member settings.

Configuring Portfolio Visibility

The real power of teams lies in the Portfolio configuration tab. Here you can set visibility rules per offering that apply to all members of that team.

Each offering can be set to one of two states:

  • Visible — The default. The offering appears normally in the portfolio.

  • Promoted — The offering is boosted in visibility for this team, surfacing it more prominently.

Rules automatically cascade to sub-offerings, linked reference cases, and thought leadership, unless you override them individually. You can also use Select all to promote all top-level offerings at once.

How Teams Affect Opportunities

The offerings you promote for a team don't just affect the portfolio — they also shape which opportunities surface for that team's members.

When a member browses new opportunities, uman filters the results to show only opportunities that match offerings promoted for their team. This means each team naturally sees the opportunities most relevant to their focus area, without needing to configure anything separately.

Opportunity statuses are also tracked per team. If a member in one team marks an opportunity as Active or Meeting Booked, it still appears as New for members in a different team. Each team works their own pipeline independently, even on shared accounts.

A few things to keep in mind

  • A user can belong to only one team at a time.

  • Promoting offerings doesn't create a separate portfolio — it adjusts what's highlighted for each team on top of the standard portfolio.

  • The opportunities a team sees are directly driven by which offerings are promoted for them. If a team has no promoted offerings configured, opportunity filtering is skipped and they see all new opportunities.

  • Deleting a team also removes all associated portfolio rules for that team.

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