Teams provide members with designated spaces to store and work on designs, view project status, and provide a process for controlling how data is shared with other teams.
The Shared folder is a common space in the project, and includes subfolders for each team. When a team shares a package, the contents of the package are copied to the Shared folder.
Project administrators can specify the Shared folder location, create teams, and specify team folder locations.
When a project has been created and Design Collaboration has been activated, project administrators should follow these steps to set up teams and folders:
Use the Module selector to switch to Project Admin.
Under Services, click Design Collaboration in the left panel.
You are taken to the Shared Folder tab to select a location for the shared folder. You can either:
Click Next and confirm the shared folder location.
Once the Shared folder location has been specified for a project, it can't be changed.
Use the Team Setup tab to create teams. To create a team, either:
Enter a team name and click Add to use the default location in Project Files for the team folder.
Click Select existing folder, browse to select a folder in Document Management, and then click Add team.
Specify which subfolders within the team folders that you want content to be included from in your team space. By default, all folders are included. Click All in the Included folders column and then choose from:
To add roles, companies, or members to teams, click the number shown in the Members column for the appropriate team and start typing the name in the search box. Select the relevant search result, and assign a permission level as needed.
Click Next.
If necessary, use the Manage tab as described in the Manage Project Settings topic to specify the main model for the project, and enable or disable DWG support.
Deactivating a team hides it from the timeline. If contributing teams have consumed packages from this team, those packages are still accessible from the Teams panel.
If a team hasn't shared or consumed any packages, project administrators can delete that team from Design Collaboration. While deleting the team, the project administrator can choose to delete the folders associated with that team as well.
Project administrators can adjust the default color of a team as it appears on the timeline. This can be useful if the same team exists across multiple projects. In addition, the selected color can be used to highlight each team's models when viewing the aggregated Project Model.
To adjust the color: