Groups

What are groups for?

Since Buddy doesn't require advanced DevOps knowledge, it can be used by developers and non-technical users alike. Groups let you easily divide your team for easier identification: front-end, back-end, QA, support, marketing, tech writers, etc.

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Groups also simplify user management. For example, instead of adding each user individually to the project, you can select their group and add everybody at once.

By default, Buddy has a single built-in Administrators group that cannot be removed or edited. Giving users admin rights from the People tab will automatically add them to this group.

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Creating custom groups

You can create a new group by clicking the New Group button in the Groups tab. Here, you can specify the group name, users and their function within the group.

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Adding new group members

To add new members to the group, enter the group and click the Add member button. You can add existing workspace members to the group by assigning them a function or inviting new ones via the Invite New button.

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Available group functions

  • Member cannot edit or add new members
  • Group Manager can edit the group name, add and remove group members
  • Admin available only to workspace administrators, can edit the group name, add and remove group members and managers
  • Workspace Owner available only to the workspace owner, can edit the group name, add and remove group members, managers, and admins
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Once a user becomes a group member, he can choose to share his integrations with administrators and the group he's a part of.
Last update:
Sep 23, 2024