🏒 Understanding Professions in Atobi

Efficiently organizing your team is crucial for seamless operations. Atobi introduces Professions, a hierarchical system designed to categorize roles within your organization, ensuring tailored content delivery and effective audience structuring. Let's delve into how Professions work and why they're essential for your business! πŸš€

In This Article:

🧐 What Are Professions in Atobi?

πŸ”§ Accessing and Managing Professions

✏️ Customizing Profession Names

🌟 Why Are Professions Important in Atobi?


🧐 What Are Professions in Atobi?

In Atobi, Professions represent the various roles within your organization, structured hierarchically to facilitate content organization and audience management. This hierarchy ensures that information reaches the right individuals based on their specific roles.

Default Profession Hierarchy 🏷️

Atobi provides a predefined hierarchy of professions:​

  • Region Manager
  • Country Manager
  • Area Manager
  • Store Manager
  • Full-time Employee
  • Part-time Employee

Note: While you can rename each profession to suit your organization's terminology, the hierarchical structure itself is fixed and cannot be altered.


πŸ”§ Accessing and Managing Professions

Navigating to Professions πŸ—ΊοΈ

  1. Log in to your Atobi Admin Panel account.
  2. Go to Admin ➑️ Professions.

b. Viewing Assigned Members

Click on any listed profession to see the members assigned to that role within your organization. This feature provides a clear overview of role distribution and aids in effective team management.​

Note: Only users with Owner permissions can access and modify Professions settings.


✏️ Customizing Profession Names

To align with your organization's specific terminology, you can rename the default professions:​

  1. Access Professions: Navigate to Admin ➑️ Professions.
  2. Select a Profession: Click on the profession you wish to rename.​
  3. Edit Name: Enter the new name that fits your organization's terminology.​
  4. Save Changes: Click Save to apply the new name.​

Note: Renaming a profession does not affect its position within the hierarchy.


🌟 Why Are Professions Important in Atobi?

Implementing Professions within Atobi offers several key benefits:​

🎯 1. Targeted Content Delivery

By categorizing members into specific professions, you can tailor content and communications to relevant groups, ensuring that information is both pertinent and engaging.​

Example: Announcements about store operations can be directed specifically to Store Managers, ensuring they receive information relevant to their responsibilities.​

πŸ—‚οΈ 2. Streamlined Audience Structuring

Professions enable efficient audience creation for various initiatives, such as training programs or policy updates, by allowing you to select specific roles within the organization.​

Best Practice: When creating an Audience for a new product launch, you can include Sales Associates across all locations to ensure consistent training.​

🧩 3. Enhanced Organizational Clarity

A clear hierarchy of professions provides insight into the organizational structure, facilitating better planning, reporting, and decision-making processes.​

Example: Understanding the distribution of Full-time and Part-time Employees can assist in resource allocation and scheduling.​

πŸ§‘β€πŸ’Ό 4. Improved Member Management

Assigning professions to members simplifies administrative tasks, such as onboarding, role-specific training, and performance evaluations, by clearly defining each member's role.​

Best Practice: Regularly updating member professions ensures that your organizational data remains accurate and useful for strategic planning.​

By effectively utilizing Professions in Atobi, you can enhance communication, streamline operations, and foster a more organized and efficient work environment. Embrace this feature to ensure your team members receive the information and support they need, tailored to their specific roles! πŸŒŸβ€‹

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