User groups are a great way to communicate with multiple members at once. When you mention a user group — @designers, for example — every member in the group will be notified. You can also mention a user group in a new channel to quickly invite all of the group’s members at once.
As an owner or admin, you can allow other members to create, disable, or modify user groups, as well as create @admin and @owner user groups to easily notify all of the admins and owners in your workspace.
Set user group permissions
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From your desktop, click your workspace name in the sidebar.
Select Tools & settingsfrom the menu, then click Workspace settings.
Click the Permissions tab at the top of the page.
Scroll down to User Groups and click Expand.
Choose who can create and disable user groups, and who can modify them.
If you'd like, create default user groups for @admins and @owners by checking the appropriate boxes.
Click Save.
Org level
Org Owners and Org Admins can set an org policy to manage user group permissions for every workspace in their org.
From your desktop, click your workspace name in the sidebar.
Select Tools & settingsfrom the menu, then click Organization settings.
Click Settings in the left sidebar, then select Organization Policies.
Click the Permissions tab.
Scroll down to User Groups and click Add policy.
Choose who can create and disable user groups, and who can edit them.
If you'd like, create default user groups for @admins and @owners by checking the appropriate boxes.
Click Save Policy, then Create Policy to confirm.
Workspace level
If an org policy hasn’t been set, Workspace Owners and Admins can set user group permissions for workspaces they manage.
From your desktop, click your workspace name in the sidebar.
Hover over Tools & settings, then click Workspace settings. (If you manage more than one workspace, choose one from the drop-down menu.)
Click the Permissions tab at the top of the page.
Scroll down to User Groups and click Expand.
Choose who can create and disable user groups, and who can modify them.
Click Save.
Note: In an Enterprise Grid org, you can only create default user groups for @admins and @owners at the org level.
