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Members Directory

Filters

Member View Options

Manage Member Views


Introduction to Member Views

With Member Views, you can easily find the members you are looking for using any combination of the Filters as shown in the image above.

These Views can be saved and shared with your team, making it easier to collaborate and find the same members in the future.


Find Members using Keywords Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Keywords

  6. Enter the keyword. Click Enter.

  7. You can also select a logic in which the items you are searching for contain or do not contain the selection. Click the Keywords filter.

  8. Click the desired option

  9. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Team, Role, Position, Team Leader, Assistant, Country, State, Status, Archived, Has Current Objectives, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  10. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Team Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Team

  6. Select a single or multiple Teams

  7. Click outside of the selection box in the View area for the filter to be applied

  8. You can also select a logic in which the items you are searching for contain or do not contain the selection. Click the Team filter.

  9. Click the desired option

  10. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Role, Position, Team Leader, Assistant, Country, State, Status, Archived, Has Current Objectives, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  11. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Role Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Role

  6. Select a single or multiple roles

  7. Click outside of the selection box in the View area for the filter to be applied

  8. You can also select a logic in which the items you are searching for contain or do not contain the selection. Click the Role filter.

  9. Click the desired option

  10. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Position, Team Leader, Assistant, Country, State, Status, Archived, Has Current Objectives, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  11. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Position Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Position

  6. Select a single or multiple Positions

  7. Click outside of the selection box in the View area for the filter to be applied

  8. You can also select a logic in which the items you are searching for contain or do not contain the selection. Click the Position filter.

  9. Click the desired option

  10. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Role, Team Leader, Assistant, Country, State, Status, Archived, Has Current Objectives, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  11. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Team Leader Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Team Leader

  6. Select True or False

  7. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Role, Position, Assistant, Country, State, Status, Archived, Has Current Objectives, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  8. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Assistant Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Assistant

  6. Select True or False

  7. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Role, Position, Team Leader, Country, State, Status, Archived, Has Current Objectives, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  8. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Country Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Country

  6. Select a single or multiple countries

  7. Click outside of the selection box in the View area for the filter to be applied

  8. You can also select a logic in which the items you are searching for contain or do not contain the selection. Click the Country filter.

  9. Click the desired option

  10. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Role, Position, Team Leader, Assistant, State, Status, Archived, Has Current Objectives, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  11. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using State Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select State

  6. Select a single or multiple states
    NOTE: It will only list the states which are set for each member. If the State option is blank for each member, this filter will be blank. For more info, see step 7 in Edit Member Details.

  7. Click outside of the selection box in the View area for the filter to be applied

  8. You can also select a logic in which the items you are searching for contain or do not contain the selection. Click the State filter.

  9. Click the desired option

  10. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Role, Position, Team Leader, Assistant, Country, Status, Archived, Has Current Objectives, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  11. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Status Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Status

  6. Select a single or multiple statuses
    NOTE: You can create your own statuses. For more info, see Member Status Options.

  7. Click outside of the selection box in the View area for the filter to be applied

  8. You can also select a logic in which the items you are searching for contain or do not contain the selection. Click the Status filter.

  9. Click the desired option

  10. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Role, Position, Team Leader, Assistant, Country, State, Archived, Has Current Objectives, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  11. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Archived Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Archived

  6. Select True or False

  7. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Role, Position, Team Leader, Assistant, Country, State, Status, Has Current Objectives, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  8. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Has Current Objectives Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Has Current Objectives

  6. Select True or False

  7. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Role, Position, Team Leader, Assistant, Country, State, Status, Archived, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  8. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Has Responsible Graphs Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Has Responsible Graphs

  6. Select True or False

  7. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Role, Position, Team Leader, Assistant, Country, State, Status, Archived, Has Current Objectives and Member.

  8. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Member Filter

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select Member

  6. Select a single or multiple members

  7. Click outside of the selection box in the View area for the filter to be applied

  8. You can also select a logic in which the items you are searching for contain or do not contain the selection. Click the Member filter.

  9. Click the desired option

  10. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Role, Position, Team Leader, Assistant, Country, State, Status, Archived, Has Current Objectives and Has Responsible Graphs.

  11. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Find Members using Custom Attributes

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click New Search

  4. Click the + symbol

  5. Select the desired Custom Attribute by typing its name or clicking on it from the list

  6. You can choose one of the available options

  7. If you want to select a specific date, click Calendar and make your selection.

  8. You can also use specific keywords for more options, such as:

    • "day" will display options like Yesterday, Tomorrow, 2 days ago, 3 days from now, etc.

    • "week" will display options like Beginning of this week, End of this week, 2 weeks ago, 3 weeks from now, etc.

    • "month" will display options like Beginning of this month, End of this month, 3 months ago, 2 months from now, etc.

    • "quarter" will display options like Beginning of this quarter, End of this quarter, 3 quarters ago, 2 quarters from now, etc.

    • "year" will display options like Beginning of this year, End of this year, 3 years ago, 2 years from now, etc.

    • "jan 3" or "2023-01-03" will display options like January 3, (present year) and January 3, (next year) or January 3, 2023.

    • "beginning" will display options like Beginning of this week, Beginning of this month, Beginning of this quarter and Beginning of this year.

    • "end" will display options like End of this week, End of this month, End of this quarter and End of this year.

  9. You can also select a logic in which the items you are searching for are on, before or after the specified date. Click the Custom Attribute filter.

  10. Select the desired option

  11. It will display all members based on your selection

    NOTE: You can also combine some or all of the other filters together: Keywords, Team, Role, Position, Team Leader, Assistant, Country, State, Status, Archived, Has Current Objectives, Has Responsible Graphs and Member.

  12. There is one more filter that can be used: All / Any. The default selection is All. It means that if you combine multiple filters, the members you are searching for need to match all of them. The Any filter will return all members that belong to each individual filter. Click on All to switch between All / Any.


Add / Remove Columns in Views

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click the Columns drop-down menu

  4. Select the desired columns on the right side. When you click on them, they will move over to the left side.
    NOTE: If you use Custom Attributes, they will also appear here and can be selected. For more info, see Custom Attribute Fields.

  5. You can also remove unneeded columns by clicking the X on the desired column

  6. You can sort the order of the columns by dragging and dropping them vertically

  7. Click outside of the selection box in the View area for the filter to be applied

  8. The columns will be displayed

  9. If you want to reset the column display to the default one, click the Columns drop-down menu.

  10. Click Default


Sort Members in Views

You can sort the members in two ways:

  1. By clicking on the desired column name or

  2. By clicking the Sort icon

  3. Select the desired column

  4. Select the preferred direction

    NOTE: If you are using Custom Attributes, you can sort by a desired Custom Attribute. For more info, see Custom Attribute Fields.


Import Members

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click Import Members

  4. Download Sample CSV file and populate it with your member details

  5. Choose file you want to import

  6. Click Start Importing

  7. The status of the import will be displayed. Also, here you can see all your previous imports.

TIP: For all date fields we recommend using YYYY-MM-DD format to avoid any issues.

You will be emailed confirmation of import. Note, depending on the file size, it can take a few minutes to complete.

See also:


Export Members

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click the Export Members

  4. Click Start Export

  5. Click Download CSV

    NOTE: You will also receive the CSV file via email.


Create Member

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click Create Member

  4. Enter the Full Name of the member

  5. Enter the Email Address of the member

  6. If the member is logging in with Single Sign-On, select that option. This option will not be available if Single Sign-On is not enabled in MetaPulse. The other option is Send invitation to user, where the member will receive an email invitation to start using MetaPulse. With this option, the member will log in with username/password and they can also use Two-Factor Authentication for an increased security.

  7. Click Create

  8. The new member will appear at the top. If you want to edit his details on the main page, you can do it now.

  9. Also, if you want to edit the details that are not visible on the main page, click the arrow button.

  10. Add the necessary details

  11. Click Done

  12. If you are done adding data for this member and would like to create new members, click Create Another Member.

  13. When you are done, click Done Creating Members.


Invite User to MetaPulse


Edit Member Details

There are two ways to edit the member details:

Edit Member Details from the main page

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click Edit

  4. You can edit all fields that are available for editing, such as Member Name, Email Address, Phone Number, etc... With this, you can edit the details for multiple members at the same time.

  5. If you want to edit additional data that is not visible on the page, you would need to do it on each member individually. Click the arrow on the desired member.

  6. Archive Member will remove the member from MetaPulse

  7. Edit the member details
    NOTE: If you use Custom Attributes, you can also edit them here. For more info, see Custom Attribute Fields.

  8. Click Done on the sidebar and Done Editing on the main page

Edit Member Details from the sidebar

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click the arrow on the desired member

  4. Click Edit Member

  5. To change the member name, click Edit Name.

  6. Edit the member details
    NOTE: If you use Custom Attributes, you can also edit them here. For more info, see Custom Attribute Fields.

  7. Click Done


Add Avatar

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click the arrow on the desired member

  4. Click Edit Member

  5. Click the Avatar

  6. Click Select New Image

  7. Drop the image or click to search for it

  8. You can crop the image. When it looks ok, click Crop and Use Avatar.

  9. Click Done


Remove Avatar

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click the arrow on the desired member

  4. Click Edit Member

  5. Click the Avatar

  6. Click Remove Image

  7. Click Done


Restore Member

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click the filter

  4. Select Archived Members

  5. Click the arrow on the desired member

  6. Click Restore Member. Click OK.


Show Member Details

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click the arrow on the desired member. The member will be displayed on the right sidebar.

  4. To see all graphs assigned to this member, click Open All Graphs.

  5. To open all member's graphs in Data Entry, click Data Entry.

  6. To see all Objectives assigned to this member, click Open Objectives.

  7. To see all Events for this member, click Open Events.

  8. To see all Alerts for this member, click Open Alerts.

  9. To see all Knowledge items assigned to this member, click Knowledge Assignments.

  10. To manage the member settings, Click Manage Member. For more info, see Manage Member.

  11. The member details are displayed here, such as phone number, email address, custom attributes, current position, held-from-above positions, etc.

  12. Another way of seeing the member's Objectives and Graphs is via the Productivity tab. Click it.

  13. The Objectives and Graphs will be displayed. You can click on them and they will open.


Show Member Positions

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click the member's position

  4. The sidebar will open and display all positions that the member is holding, including the positions that are being held from above.


Save Views

  1. Select the desired filters

  2. Click Save

  3. Choose between New View and Replace Existing View. In this example, we will create a New View.

  4. Type the desired Name for the View

  5. If Organization-wide view is selected, it means that this View will be shared with everyone in the Organization.

  6. You can select more than one Owner. Owner is the one who has Edit permissions for the View.

  7. You can select one or multiple members that you want to share this View with.

  8. Click Save

  9. The name of the View will be displayed. If you have more than one saved View, you can choose a different View by clicking on the grey arrow and selecting the desired View.


Search Views

  1. Click the Views filter

  2. You can search by View name or hashtag.
    NOTE: There are 3 types of hashtags:

    • #owned - Owned means that the member is an Owner or has Edit permissions for the View.

    • #shared - Shared means that the View was shared to the member by another Owner or member.

    • #org - Org means that the View is owned by the Organization and is shared with everyone in the Organization. Organization-owned Views can also be found via the Search bar.

  3. Select the desired View

  4. The hashtag is displayed for each View


Share Views to another Position

  1. Click the View

  2. Click Share

  3. Select the desired positions

  4. You can allow the position to change the View

  5. You can share the link directly to another member with copy/paste

  6. Click Share. These positions will receive an email notification. They need to click the link in the email.

  7. When the member clicks on Views, it will display the shared View.

  8. Click the View

  9. It will show the Owner's name, including the members.


Replace existing Views

  1. If the View is modified, click Save.

  2. Click Replace Existing View

  3. Select the View to be replaced. The currently modified View is selected by default.

  4. If Organization-wide view is selected, it means that this View will be shared with everyone in the Organization.

  5. You can remove existing Owners or add additional ones

  6. You can share this View with other positions. They will received an email notification.

  7. A Warning will be displayed that this change will affect everyone who can see this View

  8. Click Save


Manage Views

  1. Click the View

  2. Click the gear icon

  3. Click Edit

  4. Type the desired Name for the View

  5. If Organization-wide view is selected, it means that this View will be shared with everyone in the Organization.

  6. You can select more than one Owner. Owner is the one who has Edit permissions for the View

  7. You can select one or multiple members that you want to share this View with.

  8. If you don't need the View, you can delete it.

  9. Click Save


Delete Views

Delete a View if you are an Owner

See steps 1-8 in Manage Views

Delete a View if you are not an Owner

  1. Click the View

  2. Click the gear icon

  3. Click X

  4. A confirmation window will pop up. Click OK.


Remove Filters

  1. Click the desired filter

  2. Click Remove Filter

  3. To remove all filters at once, click the New Search button.


Open Active Members

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. The Active Members filter is the default when you open the Members Directory

  4. The Active members will be displayed


Open Archived Members

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click the filter

  4. Select Archived Members

  5. If there are archived members, they will be displayed.


Open Your Team

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. Click the filter

  4. Select Your Team

  5. Your team will be displayed


Open Members without Positions

  1. Click Directory

  2. If you have more than one Organization, you can select the desired one.

  3. If there are members without a position, a yellow notice will be displayed. Click on it and it will display the members with no position.

  4. Another way of doing this is by clicking the filter

  5. Select Members without Positions

  6. The members without positions will be displayed


Teams Directory

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Roles Directory

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Positions Directory

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