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==Introduction== | ==Introduction== | ||
| − | The | + | The Hornbill platform allows a hierarchical Organisational Structure to be defined within your instance which, when members are added to each of the business units, can greatly assist in providing a solid foundation on which current and future Hornbill Application functionality operates. |
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| + | Whether your structure is as simple as a single "Company", "Department", and Support Team, or a more complex and multi-layered configuration including multiple Divisions, and Cost Centers, the correct definition is a key aspect in utilising the Hornbill Platform to it's maximum. | ||
==Types of Business Units== | ==Types of Business Units== | ||
| + | Each business unit you define within Hornbill should be considered a Group. When creating a Group you will be required to specify a Type against that Group. | ||
| + | There are six Group Types available, the default being "General". | ||
* General | * General | ||
* Team | * Team | ||
Revision as of 18:42, 19 October 2015
Home > Administration > Users, Roles, & Organisation > Organisation
Introduction
The Hornbill platform allows a hierarchical Organisational Structure to be defined within your instance which, when members are added to each of the business units, can greatly assist in providing a solid foundation on which current and future Hornbill Application functionality operates.
Whether your structure is as simple as a single "Company", "Department", and Support Team, or a more complex and multi-layered configuration including multiple Divisions, and Cost Centers, the correct definition is a key aspect in utilising the Hornbill Platform to it's maximum.
Types of Business Units
Each business unit you define within Hornbill should be considered a Group. When creating a Group you will be required to specify a Type against that Group. There are six Group Types available, the default being "General".
- General
- Team
- Department
- Costcenter
- Division
- Company