Teams
Collaborate with your team members on monitoring and resolving errors across your applications.
Overview
Teams allow multiple users to collaborate on monitoring and managing errors. With teams, you can:
- Share access to apps with team members
- Control who can manage team settings and app assignments
- Organize your monitoring setup by project, department, or feature area
- Invite team members via email with secure invitation links
Creating a Team
To create a new team:
- 1 Navigate to the Teams page from the main navigation
- 2 Click the New Team button
- 3 Enter a team name and click Create Team
When you create a team, you automatically become the team owner and are added as an admin member. You can then invite others or add existing users to the team.
Team Roles
Teams have two role levels with different permissions:
Admin
Team admins can:
- Add and remove team members
- Change member roles
- Send team invitations
- Assign apps to the team
- Remove team assignments from apps
- Edit team name
Member
Team members can:
- View all apps assigned to the team
- View and manage problems for team apps
- Resolve and unresolve errors
- Add and remove tags
Managing Team Members
Team admins can manage team members from the team detail page.
Adding Members Directly
To add an existing user to your team:
- 1 Go to the team detail page and click Manage members
- 2 Enter the user's email address
- 3 Select their role (Admin or Member)
- 4 Click Add Member
Changing Member Roles
Team admins can change a member's role:
- 1 Go to the team members page
- 2 Find the member you want to update
- 3 Select the new role from the dropdown and save
Removing Members
To remove a member from the team:
- 1 Go to the team members page
- 2 Click Remove next to the member you want to remove
- 3 Confirm the removal
Team Invitations
Team invitations allow you to invite users who don't yet have a Checkend account, or send secure invitation links to existing users.
Sending Invitations
To send a team invitation:
- 1 Go to the team detail page and click Team Invitations
- 2 Enter the email address of the person you want to invite
- 3 Click Send Invitation
The invited user will receive an email with a secure invitation link. Invitations expire after 7 days.
Accepting Invitations
When someone receives a team invitation:
- 1 They click the invitation link in the email
- 2 If not already signed in, they'll be prompted to sign in or create an account
- 3 Once authenticated, they're automatically added to the team as a member
Canceling Invitations
To cancel a pending invitation, go to the team invitations page and click Cancel next to the invitation.
Assigning Apps to Teams
Apps can be assigned to one or more teams. All members of assigned teams will have access to the app.
During App Creation
When you create a new app, you'll see a setup wizard that allows you to assign it to a team:
- 1 After creating the app, you'll see the setup wizard
- 2 Select a team from the dropdown (only teams where you're an admin are shown)
- 3 Click Assign Team or skip to assign later
From the App Page
You can also assign teams to an existing app:
- 1 Go to the app detail page
- 2 In the Teams section, select a team from the dropdown
- 3 Click Assign
Removing Team Assignments
To remove a team assignment from an app:
- 1 Go to the app detail page
- 2 In the Teams section, click Remove next to the team you want to remove
- 3 Confirm the removal
Access Control
Team membership determines what apps you can access:
- You can access all apps assigned to teams you're a member of
- Apps with no team assignments are only accessible to their creator (for a short grace period after creation)
- Team admins can assign apps to teams, while members can only view and manage problems
When you're a member of multiple teams, you'll see all apps from all your teams in the apps list.
Team Owner
The team owner is the user who created the team. The owner has special privileges:
- Can delete the team (which removes all team assignments)
- Automatically has admin role and cannot be removed from the team
- Can edit the team name
Best Practices
Here are some tips for organizing your teams effectively:
- Organize by project: Create teams for different projects or products
- Organize by department: Create teams for engineering, QA, or operations
- Use multiple teams: Assign apps to multiple teams if they're relevant to different groups
- Limit admin access: Only grant admin role to users who need to manage team settings
- Use invitations: Invite new users via email invitations for a smoother onboarding experience