Teams & managers
Group people into teams and give managers visibility into their team's time.
A team groups people so a manager can see, edit, and approve their time — without giving that manager access to the whole workspace. Teams are what the "team" permission scope refers to.
Create and manage teams from the Teams tab on the Team page — admin-only. Assigning someone to a team uses the Team column on the Members list.
Create a team
Name it on the Teams tab. Rename or delete it later (deleting keeps everyone's time — they just lose the team).
Assign each person to a team from the Team column on the Members list. A person belongs to one team.
Add one or more managers to the team (anyone at Manager level or above). A crown marks people who manage teams.
What managing a team means
A team's managers can see, edit, and approve/lock that team's time — that's the "team" scope on their role. It's how you let a lead run their group without exposing everyone else's work or the workspace's finances.
How the team scope fits into the wider permission model.