As the title indicates, teams are a great productivity multiplier. You’ve probably heard this at some point in your business career. We firmly believe in teams at Soonr and spent a lot of time updating the new version of Soonr to make it easier to work with teams. In fact, the “TEAM” tab has appeared as a top level item in the Soonr UI. Click on this tab and you will see pictures of all your team members. You’ll also see them whenever it makes sense as you interact with them. It’s nice to put a face to the people you interact with as it makes the interaction more personal.
The Team tab shows all your fellow co-workers or collaborators.
You can quickly see your relationship to a user by clicking on their picture. In the example below, I click on Peter to see what we are working on together.
Clicking on an individual shows the unique activities they have been working on with you.
There are tabs for the Projects that we have shared with each other. In the “Latest Activity” tab I can see the most recent things that Peter has done. Also since I am the administrator for my team, I have a “Computer” tab so that I can monitor the backup status of Peter’s computers. Never has it been easier to understand your interactions with the people you work with.
The team also takes front and center when you are working on a project together. When you go to into a Project and click on the “recipients” button to see who has received invitations to collaborate on this project, a hierarchical list of team members will appear.
Inside a Project clicking on the recipients shows the individuals who are working on this project with you.
The top of the list includes the project owner as well as the administrators. The rest of the team members are below. Once again the focus is on the team you are collaborating with.
Finally, when team members leave you a comment or change a project, the desktop agent will pop up a message that now includes a photo of the team member. Even when members are half a world apart, we want them to feel as part of the team working to achieve more!
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