Groups overview
PureCloud groups organize people with similar traits. For example, users might share common skills, relationships, locations, or other information maintained in PureCloud.
Groups can be work-related—or social. You can create groups for anything. Examples of groups include the following:
- Subject Matter Experts (SMEs): You might have SMEs use groups so that they can let others in the organization know the most up-to-date information.
- Projects: You might have groups related to projects so that the entire project team can remain abreast of updates related to specific projects.
- Locations: Groups can make sure that everyone in a specific place knows that there is free food in the break room.
- Social reasons: Want to find people to go rock climbing with this weekend? With groups, you can create a specific rock climbers’ group, and others with that interest can join it.
When someone creates a group or they have added you to a group, you can use the chat feature to chat with a specific member of the group or everyone at once. Or you can just monitor a group, to stay in formed.
To find a group, browse the groups, in the directory. Or search for a specific group by name.
Groups have profile pages, just like people. Group profile pages allow you to see who is a member of the group. You can make the group a favorite or just start a group chat.