Learn how to get more out of Beamo with Plans and Packs.
Users are grouped together under a common project, function, or role to create a team. Teams are used to organize and define the scope of access to the site hierarchy.
A team is given access to any level of the site hierarchy. This is controlled by the site manager.
Note: Site Hierarchy: Space > Site > Floor > Survey Group (optional) > Survey
In the example below, Team A has full access to Site A, which would automatically give them full access to all of its plans, survey groups, and surveys. However, Team B only has access to the survey group, and therefore, access is limited to only surveys within the survey group.
While multiple teams have access to a single survey, it is important to note that the 360° images (points) and data (Tags, Guided Paths, Comments, etc.) are separated. This means that even though teams A, B, and C all have access to survey A, Tags or Comments created by team A is shared with Team A only.
Example Scenarios
Example A
A team is created based on a single project.
For example, there is a new construction of a data center with multiple cross-functional stakeholders. Some are internal and others are external. A team is created with all of the appropriate stakeholders with access given for that specific site only.
Example B
A team is created based on a wider scope.
This would generally be for a specific functional group that may need access to multiple sites for their work. For example, the marketing team of the organization needs access to certain areas across the entire portfolio so that they can feature it publicly. The scope is given or removed as needed.
Example C
A team is created based on a specific role.
When an organization has a large number of distributed buildings to maintain, they can utilize the local teams on-site to capture and conduct the surveys of their respective sites. This information is then shared with the rest of the teams in the Space without giving the local teams access to sensitive information that may be shared by other teams.
In this case, a "surveyor" team is created that has full access to all of the sites, which allows them to capture as needed without access to the data of other teams.
