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How to set up multiple resource managers for different teams
Hello Group, How can I set up multiple resource managers for different teams/people in Project Online? Example: There is a resource manager for engineering staff and another resource manager...
- Andreas --
Regarding the e-mail notification requirement, first make sure that you have the Notifications and Reminders feature enabled in your Project Online instance. You will find this option at the bottom of the Additional Server Settings page.
In addition, I would recommend that you edit the All Resources view and the Work Resources view for the Resource Center to show only the resources that report to each specific resource manager. When you open each view for editing, select the "Filter Resources to user's RBS branch" checkbox and then save the updated view.
Once you have done the above, then ask your resource managers to do the following:
1. Navigate to the Resource Center page and apply either the All Resources or Work Resources view.
2. Select the checkboxes for every resource that reports to him/her.
3. In the Resources ribbon, click the Request Reminders pick list button and select the "Subscribe to selected resources" item on the menu.
4. Click the OK button in the confirmation dialog.
Hope this helps.
Shure, if Matthias only selects his Team Member(s) - he only sees their engagement requests.
BUT (#1) He COULD show and answer the Engagement Requests for Team Members that are not in his team.
(I would like to make this impossible)
BUT (#2) It would be helpful, if the Resource Manager gets an email notification, if there is an engament request for one of HIS team members.
So resource managers basically need to proactivly
- look for engagement requests (they dont get email notification at all)
- look for THEIR requested team members.
I would like to make it more user friendly for the resource managers,
who have other tings to do as well.
#>Do not use the Delegation feature.
I dont.
Thank you for your input!
BUT (#1) He COULD show and answer the Engagement Requests for Team Members that are not in his team.
(I would like to make this impossible)
BUT (#2) It would be helpful, if the Resource Manager gets an email notification, if there is an engament request for one of HIS team members.
So resource managers basically need to proactivly
- look for engagement requests (they dont get email notification at all)
- look for THEIR requested team members.
I would like to make it more user friendly for the resource managers,
who have other tings to do as well.
#>Do not use the Delegation feature.
I dont.
Thank you for your input!
Andreas --
Regarding the e-mail notification requirement, first make sure that you have the Notifications and Reminders feature enabled in your Project Online instance. You will find this option at the bottom of the Additional Server Settings page.
In addition, I would recommend that you edit the All Resources view and the Work Resources view for the Resource Center to show only the resources that report to each specific resource manager. When you open each view for editing, select the "Filter Resources to user's RBS branch" checkbox and then save the updated view.
Once you have done the above, then ask your resource managers to do the following:
1. Navigate to the Resource Center page and apply either the All Resources or Work Resources view.
2. Select the checkboxes for every resource that reports to him/her.
3. In the Resources ribbon, click the Request Reminders pick list button and select the "Subscribe to selected resources" item on the menu.
4. Click the OK button in the confirmation dialog.
Hope this helps.
Regarding the e-mail notification requirement, first make sure that you have the Notifications and Reminders feature enabled in your Project Online instance. You will find this option at the bottom of the Additional Server Settings page.
In addition, I would recommend that you edit the All Resources view and the Work Resources view for the Resource Center to show only the resources that report to each specific resource manager. When you open each view for editing, select the "Filter Resources to user's RBS branch" checkbox and then save the updated view.
Once you have done the above, then ask your resource managers to do the following:
1. Navigate to the Resource Center page and apply either the All Resources or Work Resources view.
2. Select the checkboxes for every resource that reports to him/her.
3. In the Resources ribbon, click the Request Reminders pick list button and select the "Subscribe to selected resources" item on the menu.
4. Click the OK button in the confirmation dialog.
Hope this helps.
- Wohooo!!
That's great!!!
I wasn't aware of the RBS Filter Option. Good news! Thats it!
And I wasn't aware of the "subribe to selected resources" process either.
Thank you so much for you kind support!- Andreas --
Your enthusiastic response makes me very happy. You are more than welcome for the support, my friend. If one of my replies is the solution to your problem, would you kindly mark it as the Best Response? Thank you.