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How to Create Groups

Overview

Effective group management is the cornerstone of streamlined workforce organisation in NextGen Attendance Management Solutions. This guide unveils how to master the Groups feature, empowering businesses to categorise employees by roles, departments, or hierarchies with ease. Dive in to discover a step-by-step approach to creating, managing, and assigning groups, including how to create groups efficiently, transforming your administrative efficiency from the very first click.


Why Use Groups in NextGen?

Grouping employees helps businesses:

  • Easily manage access control by setting permissions at the group level.

  • Streamline scheduling by assigning shifts to multiple employees at once.

  • Enhance reporting by filtering reports based on employee groups.

  • Improve administrative efficiency by categorizing employees under specific teams.


Learn How to Create a New Group

To create groups, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to NextGen Workforce.
  2. Navigate to the “Groups” Section:

    • Click on Settings in the left sidebar.

    • Scroll down and select Groups.

  3. Enter Group Details:

    • In the “Code” field, enter a unique numeric code for the group.

    • In the “Group Name” field, enter a descriptive name (e.g., “Office Management Staff” or “Operations Team”).

  4. Click the “Add” button:

    • After entering the details, click the “Add” button to create the group.

  5. Confirm the New Group:

    • The newly created group will now appear in the Existing Groups section.

Create groups


Manager-Based Access Control

NextGen provides Manager-Based Access Control, which allows organisations to:

  • Assign access permissions based on managerial roles.

  • Control what managers and supervisors can view/edit within their assigned groups.

  • Enable or disable this feature using the toggle switch under the Groups section.


Best Practices for Group Management


Conclusion

The Groups feature in NextGen simplifies workforce management by enabling businesses to categorize employees efficiently. By creating, managing, and assigning groups, administrators can enhance access control, scheduling, and reporting.

For additional assistance, contact support!

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