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Teams in Kickscale

This article explains how to create and manage Teams in your Workspace and what permissions apply.

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Written by Team Kickscale
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Teams help you structure your sales organization inside Kickscale.
You can define visibility, assign Meeting Types, and manage access rights per team.


The Hierarchical Structure in Kickscale

Kickscale follows a clear structure:

Workspace → Team → User

  • A Workspace can contain several teams.

  • A Team can contain several users.

  • Each User belongs to a Workspace and can belong to a team.

A Workspace does not need to be separated into teams.
You can operate without teams if your structure is simple.

Where Settings Are Managed

Settings are managed on three levels:

  • Workspace level → in the Workspace tab inside Einstellungen

  • Team level → in the Team tab

  • User level → in each user’s personal settings tab

This structure gives you flexibility and control.


Who Can Manage Teams?

Only users with the Workspace role:

  • Admin

  • Configurator

can create and delete teams.

Once a team is created, a Team Lead can also manage their own team.


Team-Level Settings Explained

1. Meeting Types and Call Types

Meeting Types and Call Types are created on a Workspace level.

On a team level, you can select which of those types should be available.

Only the selected Meeting Types and Call Types will be visible to users in that team.

This helps you:

  • Standardize processes per department

  • Keep reporting clean

  • Avoid incorrect categorization

You can define different Meeting-Typen per team and sync data to your CRM based on the selected type.

Example:

  • SDR team → “Discovery” syncs specific fields to CRM

  • Account Executive team → “Demo” syncs different CRM data

This ensures accurate and structured CRM entries.


2. Chat Prompts

You can manage Chat Prompts on a team level.

Chat Prompts created here are automatically available to all team members.

This is helpful if:

  • You want a team-specific objection analysis

  • You need prompts for a specific sales motion

  • You want consistent AI usage across a team

Each team can have its own tailored prompts.


3. Meeting Visibility

You can allow every user in the team to view every Meeting.

If enabled:

  • All team members can see each other’s Meetings

  • Private Meetings remain private

This setting supports collaboration and peer learning.

If disabled:

  • Users only see their own Meetings

Choose this based on your coaching and transparency strategy.


Team Roles and Permissions

Inside a team, users can have one of two roles:

Team Lead

  • Can manage the team settings

  • Has access to all Customer Conversations of team members

  • Has access to all Deals of team members

  • Can oversee performance and activity

A Team Lead can manage the team similarly to an Admin or Configurator.

This role is ideal for Sales Managers or Team Managers.


Team Member

  • Has access only to their own Customer Conversations

  • Has access only to their own Deals

This role is ideal for individual sales reps.


Workspace-Level Role Overrides

Some Workspace roles automatically have broader access.

Users with the Workspace role:

  • Admin

  • Analytics

Have access to all Customer Conversations and Deals across all teams.

This ensures full visibility for leadership and reporting.


Best Practices

  • Create teams that reflect your real sales structure.

  • Limit Meeting-Typen per team to improve reporting quality.

  • Enable team-wide Meeting visibility for coaching-focused teams.

  • Assign Team Leads carefully to ensure proper oversight.

Clear team structures improve forecast accuracy and Coaching quality.


If you need further assistance, feel free to reach out to us at support@kickscale.com.

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