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TeamBridge Terminology

Learn the TeamBridge hierarchy and what each area of your account is used for.

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Written by Erica Chappell
Updated over a week ago

As you're getting set up in TeamBridge, use this glossary to understand what each area of your account is called and its functionality.

Account

Contains your entire organization and all of your information. If applicable, you can switch between accounts in the top left hand corner.

Grouping/organization of data within your account.

A piece of information within the Database.

Used to organize Workspaces under relevant categories or groups.

A place to display Databases in different views. Workspace options include:

  • List - display your Database in a table format

  • Calendar - visualize your Database in date format

  • Blank Canvas - start from scratch with multiple Blocks into one Workspace

Or, you can choose from a variety of pre-built templates ranging from Team Management to Time & Attendance.

A piece of content that displays information. Available only when creating a “Blank Canvas” workspace, blocks range from:

  • Database Tables (users, shifts, locations, etc.)

  • Content (text, image, etc.)

  • Widgets (schedules, claim requests, geo map, etc.)

  • Reports (paysheets, headcount, etc.)

View

A way to visualize different Databases. You can have multiple tabs in the same Workspace filtered to your specific needs. Removing a view does not remove the data within a Database.

How to describe or group data (like a column in a spreadsheet). Data within a column can range from:

  • Standard (text, number, date, etc.)

  • TeamBridge defined (like signature or pay)

  • Advanced (formula, generative, etc.)

A way to sort and display specific data within Views (e.g. locations on a shift).

Second-level Filter

Allow you to filter to data that is linked to another Object (e.g. timezone on a shift at a location).

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