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Creating, editing, and deleting teams
Creating, editing, and deleting teams

Create team hierarchies corresponding to the requirements of your company, edit the name of a team, or remove a team altogether.

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Written by Boris Angelov
Updated over a week ago

The bigger your organization gets, the greater the need for a structure that supports its workflows. The teams in Payhawk are designed to reflect your company structure, whatever it might be.

Creating teams

To create a team in Payhawk:

  1. Log in to the Payhawk web portal.

  2. Go to the Dashboard > Employees > Teams tab.

  3. Click on the + New button.

  4. In the dialog that opens:

    1. Name your team.

    2. If you need to export the team data, add its external ID.

    3. If applicable, from the drop-down menu, select a parent team.

  5. Click on Create.

Alternatively, to create a hierarchy between teams and create a team within a parent team (sub-team):

  1. Hover over the parent team and click on the + icon.

  2. Then, again, fill in the information and click on Create.

To assign team members and team managers, see the article about managing your teams in Payhawk.

Editing teams

To edit your team in Payhawk:

  1. Go to the Dashboard > Employees > Teams tab.

  2. Select the desired team by clicking on it.

  3. Click on the three dots menu and select the Edit option.

  4. In the dialog that opens, update its name or external ID.

  5. Click on X to save your changes.

Deleting teams

To delete your team in Payhawk:

  1. Go to the Dashboard > Employees > Teams tab.

  2. Select the desired team by clicking on it.

  3. Click on the three dots menu and select the Remove team option.

  4. In the dialog that opens, click on Delete team to confirm your choice.

Alternatively, to delete a team:

  1. Hover over the team you want to remove and click on the Trash icon.

  2. Then, again, click on Delete team to confirm your choice.

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