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Teams Management

The Teams page is used by administrators to organize users into groups.

Teams help JMS manage communication, notifications, and access in a cleaner way. Instead of managing every user one by one, administrators can group users into teams and manage them together.

The Teams page shows a table of all teams in the system.

Each team row includes:

  • ID: The unique number for the team
  • Name: The team name
  • Description: A short explanation of what the team is used for
  • Members: The number of users in that team
  • Created: The date the team was created

The members number gives a quick view of how many users belong to each team.

The Actions menu provides team management options.

From this menu, administrators can:

  • Edit names: Update team names directly from the table
  • Create New Team: Add a new team to JMS

This keeps common team actions in one place.

When Edit names is selected, the team name becomes editable inside the table.

Administrators can update the team name, then choose:

  • Save to keep the change
  • Cancel to discard the change

This is useful when a team name needs to be corrected or renamed without opening a separate page.

The Create New Team option opens a form where administrators can add a new team.

The form includes:

  • Name: The required team name
  • Description: Optional details explaining what the team is for

After completing the form, the administrator can submit the new team or cancel the action.

Selecting a team name opens the team membership view.

This view shows the selected team and the users assigned to it.

The team membership view includes:

  • Team name
  • Team description
  • List of team members
  • Member ID
  • Member name
  • Member email address
  • Member actions

This makes it easy to review who belongs to a specific team.

Inside the team membership view, administrators can manage users assigned to the team.

Available options may include:

  • Add Member: Add a user to the team
  • Remove: Remove a user from the team
  • Delete Team: Delete the selected team

Removing a member only removes that user from the team. It does not delete the user from JMS.

The Delete Team option is used when a team is no longer needed.

This should be used carefully, especially if the team is connected to notifications, access rules, or other system settings.

The Teams page helps administrators keep users organized inside JMS.

Use this page to:

  • View all teams
  • Check how many members each team has
  • Edit team names
  • Create new teams
  • Open a team to view members
  • Add or remove users from a team
  • Delete teams that are no longer needed

Teams make it easier to manage users as groups instead of handling every user individually.