How do I check who's in my team & contributing results?

How To Check Your Team's Members

People move around organisations all the time. They may join an organisation or leave. They may be seconded to another department or simply join a second team for a specific project. At anytime you can easily check who's in a team & who can contribute a Teamgage submission to that team's Results Dashboard:
  1. In Portal, from the Home page, click VIEW HUDDLE RESULTS
  2. Open a specific team's Huddle results by clicking Huddle Results
  3. Click Manager View
  4. From the report Dashboard select the Team Members tab
If one of your team isn't listed, or you need to remove a person that's no longer part of your team just let you Teamgage Admin know. You can also always let our team know & we can help fix it up - support@teamgage.com.


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