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Team administrator management of collections
Team administrator management of collections

As a team administrator, you can manage your team’s collections to control who can see and use the collection.

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As a team administrator, you can manage your team’s collections to control who can see and use the collection (create new proofs, as well as move existing proofs in and out of the collection).

Granular control over the visibility and role permissions for each proof is set on a proof-by-proof basis.

To manage team collections

As the team administrator, click your avatar and select team, then team collections.

Team administrator main menu showing team collections

Add a new collection

Click the plus icon to create a new collection.

Add new collection button

Settings

Add a name for the collection, and a description if you like.

A collection can be placed into a folder to help organize collections on the dashboard.

Example of the settings tab showing the collection name, description and folder.

Searching collections

Use the search to search by collection name, description, or folder.

Use the search to find a collection

Set shared with permissions

Select a collection from the left-hand side, then select the shared with tab.

Shared with tab for a collection

Share with team

All team members will see the collection on their dashboard, and can create new proofs inside the collection (as well as move existing proofs in and out of the collection).

Share with users

These users can see the collection on their dashboard, and can create new proofs inside the collection (as well as move existing proofs in and out of the collection). These users can be part of your team, or be a user outside of your team.

Archiving and deleting a collection

By default, active collections are shown.

Deleting a collection

A collection can be deleted if no proofs are in the collection.

Archiving a collection (coming soon)

If the collection has proofs:

  • The collection only can be archived (leaving the proofs in their current status). Or,

  • The collection and all its proofs can be archived.

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