The Department Tree

The Department Tree

The Department Tree shows a tree list of all the users in the organisation arranged by department rather than physical location.

 

 

The node levels in this tree do not have any special names like those in the Location Tree - they simply help denote the departmental structure. Some of these nodes will not be visible if they have been marked hidden by your Administrator.

Selecting a node in the Department Tree shows the name of the node at the top of the screen above a list of all the people assigned to the department.

 

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You can select a person which will display their profile showing further information about them. An Administrator will be able to edit these profiles.

If the Show All People toggle is set to Yes, every user that is a member of a sub-department of the current department will be viewed in the current department.

 

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