How to navigate Teams in Jostle

A quick video introduction to Teams...

Teams

Teams view is where all the roles and relationships in your organization are defined. Teams uses an org-chart paradigm that captures all kinds of workplace structures including matrix reporting, self-managed teams, project teams, and communities of practice. 

Understanding the Teams user interface

The Teams user interface consists of the Left Nav Column, Action Bar, and the Chart View. When you click on a Chart's name in the Left navigation, it populates into the Chart view:

1. The Left Nav Column lists all of your Charts, which are organized into Categories. Click on a Category header to see all the Charts it contains.
2. The Action Bar at the top is where you access your action commands and view selectors.
3. The View setting at the top of the Left Nav Column, lets you choose if the column listings are presented in terms of the people’s names, their Roles, or their Team Names.
4. The Edit Chart action allows you to make changes to the selected Chart. You will only see this if you are a Chart Admin for this Chart.
5. The Email Org Units action will let you select from a list of your Org Units for emailing. It also provides access to the associated email addresses, which you can use in other applications.
6. The View selector in the Action Bar allows you to toggle between Team view mode and Extended view mode.
7. Main Organization is the first default Category. It is normally used to clarify the main reports-to structure of your organization. System Admins can rename this Category.
8. Working Groups is the second default Category. It typically holds cross-departmental teams, project-based teams, etc. System Admins can remove or rename this Category.
9. Committees & Clubs is the third default Category. It can be used for social teams, etc. You can repurpose any of the Categories, as you see fit. System Admins can remove or rename this Category.
10. Any card that is clicked on gets highlighted and moves to becomes the centric card in the view. Only one card can be in focus at a time. If you click on a card that is not in the centric position, it will move there.
11. Each card (note) has a Role (position) associated with it.
12. Solid lines show a primary relationships between Roles.  
13. Dotted lines shows secondary relationships between Roles.
14. This header in the Team View Mode shows the Team Name of the focused card’s Team.
15. Popover Menu appears when you hover over the grey Team Name header. From here you can view a Team's Profile or contact/interact with them. 

Learn more about Teams and its components here and here.