Teams

Use the Teams view to group work, members, and plans by team

The Teams view helps you organize work by team instead of by individual person.

Open it from the left sidebar by clicking Teams.

What you can do from the Teams page

The main Teams page separates the workspace into:

• My teams: Teams you belong to

• All teams: Other teams in the workspace

You can also:

• search for teams by name

• create a new team

• open a team page to inspect members, plans, and progress

Open a team page

Click any team to open its detail page.

Each team page includes:

• About this team: A short description of the team's purpose

• Team members: The people currently assigned to the team

• Team stats: Aggregate progress across the team's outcomes and initiatives

• Plans: Plans attached to that team

The team header also links directly into filtered workspace views for that team's:

• objectives

• outcomes or key results

• initiatives

Depending on your workspace permissions and plan, you may also be able to edit the team color or delete the team from the team page.

Why teams use Teams

The Teams view is helpful when your workspace has multiple departments, squads, or functions and you want a clear owner structure around execution.

Use it to:

• understand which plans belong to which teams

• review team-level workload before creating new goals

• see who belongs to each team

• jump from a team into filtered lists of its objectives, outcomes, or initiatives

Related views

• People helps you inspect work person by person

• My focus is the best view for managing your own updates

• Adding more teams to your OKR process explains how to structure teams in a larger rollout