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Introduction to Post Groups
Post Groups provide a way to create a collection of Posts across your org chart. You can think of them as teams. Once created, Post Groups are used in the following features:
Knowledge Items - use Post Groups to assign Knowledge Items using Responsible Posts.
Notifications - use Post Groups to determine who should or should not receive certain Notifications.
Filter Views - use Post Groups in Knowledge and Objectives to quickly find what you are looking for.
Create a New Post Group
Click Settings
Expand your Organization
Click Post groups
Click New Post Group
All Posts - this is used specifically when employing the Location Filters. You can also select a specific post.
Add Filter - Select Org Charts, Org Areas, Org Area Types, Hats, Hat Responsibilities, Posts, Post Custom Attribute, Member Statuses, Member Custom Attribute or Location.
NOTE: For more info on Post Custom Attributes, see Create a Custom Attribute Field and Example - Create a Custom Attribute for a Post
For more info on Member Custom Attributes, see Create a Custom Attribute Field and Example - Create a Custom Attribute for a MemberSelect a location
Logic - in this example we've filter by Location. This means only those in the USA will be selected. For more examples see Post Group Logic Examples below.
Choose a Name for the Group
Use name when displaying in a knowledge item - When checked, the name of the Post group will be displayed in the Knowledge item
Global - A global post group shows up everywhere. A non global post group only shows up under Knowledge Responsible Posts.
Click Create Post Group
See also
Post Group Logic Examples
Post Group Logic provides a way to dynamically select Posts from your Org Chart. In this example we use Location and Member Status filters but you can use any of the filters provided.
Post Group Logic Example 1
Post Group to include all permanent staff in USA and Australia.
Logic = (1 OR 2) AND 3
Post Group Logic Example 2
Post Group to include all permanent staff except those in Australia.
Logic = 1 NOT 2
Post Group Logic Example 3
Post Group to include all permanent Sales People in Australia.
Logic = 1 AND 2 AND 3
