Main → Departments

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Your dashboard

Everything about tasks

Clients and Suppliers

All about people

Project Management

Your company home page

Managing with teams

SOPs & Policy

Creating tutorials

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About departments

You’ll see the terms “departments” and “teams” used interchangeably in this Notion setup. Each department has a page. This is used for an overview of what people in the department are doing and their projects. To get to a department go to the company home page and click on it in the list. The department page is only to be used for managing teams. Everyone should be using their dashboard to do tasks, manage projects, and everything else.

Department members

Adding new members

<aside> ⚠️ Do not add new staff members by adding them to the “Department members” view. Staff members should only be added using your Business page. See Adding new staff to Notion

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To add an existing staff member to your department:

From the department page, click on “n more properties” to show the “People” property. Then click on the “+” next to a person to search for the staff member. Click on the “+” next to them.

From the staff member’s page, click on “n more properties” to show the “Department” property. Then click on the “+” next to a department to search for the new department. Click on the “+” next to it.

To remove a department member, do the reverse by clicking on the “-” sign next to the person or department you want to remove.

Inactive members

This property shows when there are people in the department that are not assigned or reviewing any tasks that are currently “Ready to do” in that task’s “Progress” property. This might mean that:

Missing from department

This property shows when are people assigned or reviewing tasks that are currently “Ready to do”. This might mean that: