Create, rename, or delete a team

A team groups projects and the people who work on them inside your organization. Every organization starts with one team — General — and you add more as the work splits into distinct areas. This page covers creating, renaming, and deleting teams.

Managing teams is an admin action. A member can see the team list but not the controls to create, edit, or delete a team. For what each role can do, see Roles: admin and member.

You’ll find teams under Settings, on the Teams page.

Create a team

1. Open Settings and select the Teams page.
2. Select Create Team. The Create Team dialog opens.
3. Enter a Team Name — something that names the area of work, like Engineering or Mobile.
4. Optionally add a Description — a short line on what the team is for.
5. Select Create Team.

The new team appears in the list right away, and you’re added to it as its first member. From there you can add other people to it — see Manage who’s on a team below.

Rename a team or edit its description

1. On the Teams page, find the team in the list.
2. Select the edit button (the pencil icon) on its row. The Edit Team dialog opens, pre-filled with the current name and description.
3. Change the Team Name, the Description, or both.
4. Select Save Changes.

Renaming a team doesn’t move its projects or members — only the label changes.

Delete a team

1. On the Teams page, find the team in the list.
2. Select the delete button (the trash icon) on its row.
3. A confirmation dialog opens — Delete (team name)? — warning that “This action cannot be undone. The team and its memberships will be permanently removed.”
4. Select Delete Team to confirm, or Cancel to keep it.

Deleting a team removes the team and everyone’s membership in it. The people themselves stay in the organization — only their place on that team is cleared.

When a team can’t be deleted

DIJJI.ai blocks a delete that would leave work stranded, and tells you why:

• The team still has projects. You’ll see “This team has projects assigned. Reassign or delete the projects first, then try again.” Move each project to another team, or delete it, and the team becomes deletable. See Edit a project to change a project’s team.
• It’s the General team. The General team is created with your organization and is the default home for new projects, so it can’t be deleted — its delete button isn’t shown at all. You can still rename it, but because new projects land there, it’s simplest to leave its name as is.

Manage who’s on a team

The Teams page is also where you set team membership. Select a team in the list to see its members on the right:

• Add Member opens a dialog to pick an existing organization member and add them to the team. You can only add people who already belong to the organization — to bring in someone new, invite them first.
• The remove button (trash icon) on a member’s row takes that person off the team, after a confirmation. They stay in the organization.

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In short: teams are an admin-managed grouping inside the organization. Create one per distinct area of work, rename freely, and delete only after a team’s projects have been moved elsewhere. The General team always stays.