Creating a team

Teams are how you organise your monitoring in DomainDash. Everything lives inside a team.

Overview

Every DomainDash account belongs to at least one team. Your sites, billing, and team members are all scoped to a team, so think of it as the workspace where everything happens. Most people create a team for their company or project, but you can have as many as you need.

When you first sign up, DomainDash walks you through creating your first team as part of the onboarding flow. You can also create additional teams later from the team selector.

Creating your first team

After signing up and verifying your email, you'll land on the team setup screen. This is a quick two-step process.

1. Choose to create or join

   DomainDash asks whether you'd like to create a new team or join an existing one. If a colleague has already invited you, enter your invitation code here. Otherwise, click Create a new team to get started.

2. Name your team

   Enter a name for your team. This is usually your company or project name, like "Acme Design Co". You can change the team name at any time from Team settings > General.

3. Click Create team

   Hit Create team and you're in. DomainDash takes you straight to choosing a plan, after which you'll land on your dashboard and can start adding sites.

Creating additional teams

If you work across multiple organisations or projects, create extra teams without needing a separate account.

1. Open the team selector

   Click your team name in the top-left corner of the navigation bar to open the team selector.

2. Click Create a new team

   At the bottom of the team list, click the Create a new team button. This takes you back to the team creation flow.

3. Name your new team and continue

   Enter a name, click Create team, and you'll be asked to choose a plan for the new team. Each team has its own plan and billing, so this is completely separate from any existing teams.

A few things to know

• Each team is independent. Sites, billing, and members are all per-team. Adding a site to one team doesn't affect another.
• You can rename your team from Team settings > General whenever you like.
• Team owners have full control. The person who creates a team is the owner. Owners can invite members, manage billing, and delete the team.

Related

• Inviting members to give your colleagues access to your team's monitoring
• Choose your plan to pick the right tier for your new team