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The Location Tree
The Location Tree shows a tree list of all the locations where an organisation has set up offices. This tree view is structured to include the following nodes in order of hierarchy: Country, Region, City, Sites, Office. See the article Tree ...
Step 1: Setting up the Location Tree
The first thing to configure is the Location Tree. It is important to determine how many office maps will be required and where they will be situated. The Location Tree consists of five tiers of information: Country, Region, City, Site and Levels. ...
Step 8: Setting up the Department Tree
The Department Tree allows organisations to arrange people by department rather than by physical location. The Department Tree consists of any number of tiers organised hierarchically. You can add, delete, rename, hide or alter the settings for any ...
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 ...
Department Settings
Department menus have the following options which are available to Administrators by right-clicking on a node in the Department Tree: Add New Top Level: Creates a new department at the top level under which other sub-departments can be created. ...