Establishing Groups

Modified on Mon, 24 Jul, 2023 at 11:12 AM

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Group similar employees to help you better organize employees and apply policies consistently.


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Some common uses for groups are as follows, amongst others:


  • Leave Policies – apply consistent leave policies based on employee grade

  • Allowances & Commissions – apply automated payments to specific groups

  • Attendance Policies – provide automated attendance rewards/penalties

  • Expenses – restrict expense types to certain groups

  • Announcements – make announcements to only specific groups

  • Access Rights – apply restriction of access to an employee that can be found on Employment Info - Team Org

  • Leave Rules – create leave rules for specific profile group

  • Notifications – specify a group of employees that can also receive notifications

  • Shifts – apply various shifts to similar groups


Here are some sample types of groups are:


  • Employee Grade – Emp Tier 1, Emp Tier 2, Mgr Tier 1, Mgr Tier 2, Senior Mgr, Directors

  • Employee Type – Manufacturing A, Manufacturing B, Junior Sales, Senior Sales

  • Projects – Project A, Project B






Group Configuration



  • Name - Choose the desired name for the new group
  • Class -  Clasify the group function
  • Select Group - Select a specific group to add; all employees attached to it will be automatically added. Can add more than one group
  • Select employees - Select by employees if you want to add cross-department, position, or branch 


You can either select Groups or Employees only


For bulk actions, use the Employee Details Worksheet to automatically create and assign groups of employee profiles


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