How Do I Assign Employees to a Group?
👥 How Do I Assign Employees to a Group?
Assigning employees to a specific group is easy! Follow the step-by-step guide below:
🏷️ Step-by-step: Assign Employees to a Group
Start here:
Admin Panel > Employees
Go to this section to see the full list of your employees.
1. Select the Employee
Click the user account you want to assign.
2. Go to the Groups Field
On the user details page, find the Groups field under the required information section. Search for the group the employee should belong to.
3. Choose the Group
Add the group (or groups) you want the employee to be part of.
4. Update
After making your selections, click the Update button to save the changes.
🔄 Assigning Multiple Groups
If you want to assign an employee to multiple groups, repeat the same process to add additional groups.
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