Add colleagues to projects

You can add existing users (colleagues) to several projects at once and specify the role you want them to have on each project

 

How to do it

  1. Select Our Account in the left sidebar and choose Progress Board Colleagues

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  2. You’ll see a row for each person you’ve added to a Progress Board and a column for each Progress Board

  3. You’re currently on the Progress Boards tab. Click Organisation & Projects

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  4. You arrive on the Organisation & Projects tab which displays a row for each user associated with your organisation and a column for each project

  5. Add people to their respective projects by using the dropdown list in the cell in their row and underneath the title of the project. There are four options but the two that apply to Survey Portal Users are:

    1. None: the user is not added to the project

    2. Reporter: the user can access the Survey Portal

  6. Once you’ve finished giving users roles on their projects, click Next to arrive on the Album Colleagues page

 

Part 3: Add people to albums

Why add people to albums?

Albums combine results from across several projects.

  • If you want your Survey Portal Users to be able to compare their individual results (e.g. from the project(s) they’re part of with results from across an entire programme, add users to one or more albums.

  1. If you’re continuing from Part 2, you’ll already be on the Album Colleagues page. If you are approaching this step from a different place, click Our Account in the left sidebar and choose Album Colleagues

  2. You arrive on the Album Colleagues page which displays a row for every user associated with your organisation and a column for each of your organisation’s Albums.

  3. Select the dropdown in the column for that album and the row for that user. There are three options but only two are relevant for Survey Portal Users:

    1. None: means the user is not connected to the album

    2. Observer: means the user can analyse results contained within that album