Overview
Updated 08/02/2021
The management of groups allows an admin to efficiently provide access to more than one recruiter - frequently, to many recruiters. For instance, rather than granting "view," "delete," and "edit" permissions for a new recruiter, an admin can initially create a group with those permissions then quickly add new recruiters to the group. They'll inherit the permissions.
Add a Group
Edit a Group
Delete a Group
There is not a restriction on the number of groups available to clients. Avionté users are able to manage an unlimited number of active groups.
Once a group has been created, permissions can be assigned per template in the Admin > Talent module settings > Onboarding tab.
For instance, if the West Wing Group has "Send," "Finalize," "View," and "Delete" permissions for the 2017 Federal W-4 template, any recruiter added to the West Wing Group will have that same access to the template.
Add a Group
- Click the icon. The Add group window displays.
- Enter a name into the Group name field.
Note: A group name cannot be the same as another group name. - Click the Add users field.
- Type the name of any existing user that will be added to the group. The field will auto-complete as typing begins.
- As a username appears, click it and click the icon. The username will display under the field. Continue to add users until the group has the users you want.
- Click Done. The group is now available for permissions.
Edit a Group
- Click the icon. The Edit group window displays.
- Click the Group name field to edit the name of the group.
Note: A group name cannot be the same as another group name. - To add users to the group, click the Add users field and type the name of any existing user that will be added to the group. The field will auto-complete as typing begins.
- To remove users, click the 'x' next to any existing group username.
- Click Done to save edits.
Delete a Group
- Click the icon. A confirmation prompt displays.
- Click Yes to complete the deletion. The group is no longer available in the group list.
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