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  • Team Admin Video
  • Managing Teams and Team members
  • Editing Your Team
  • Scheduling Basics
  • Create an On-Call Event
  • Override an Existing Event
  • Alert Escalation Process
  • Editing Your Team Escalation Policy
  • Additional Topics

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  1. Getting Started

Team Admins

In this quick start guide, we will cover the basics of getting started as a team admin within PagerTree.

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Team Admin Video

Managing Teams and Team members

Editing Your Team

  1. Navigate to your team page.

  2. In the top right, Click the Edit Button.

  3. Update the team as needed, adding or removing users or modifying other team attributes.

  4. Click Update.

Scheduling Basics

Team admins are responsible for managing a team's on-call schedule within PagerTree.

Create an On-Call Event

  1. Navigate to your team page.

  2. Double-click a day on the calendar to create a new event.

  3. Follow the instructions on the "New Event" form

    • Assign user(s) to the event (required).

    • Select a start date and end date.

    • Assign a layer for the user(s).

    • Click Create.

Override an Existing Event

From time to time, you might need to override an event because the person who is assigned to the event will be busy. In this case, you can “override” the event with another team member by doing the following:

  1. Navigate to the team page.

  2. Click an existing event.

  3. Click the Override Event Button.

  4. In the override event form, Select a new user.

  5. Click Create.

Alert Escalation Process

Editing Your Team Escalation Policy

To edit your team's escalation policy:

  1. Click the Edit Button.

  1. Modify the escalation policy as needed.

  1. Click Update.

Additional Topics

Team admins are responsible for managing a and its . Teams can be managed from the team page within the PagerTree app and on the PagerTree Web UI.

A team's escalation policy defines the time each will have (timeouts) to either or an alert. Users on a team are assigned an escalation layer (referred to as “layer” when creating an event) when scheduled for an event. Alerts will work through layers until they are acknowledged or have run out of layers.

You have now completed the PagerTree team admin quick start guide. For additional learning topics and more advanced user guides, you can visit

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https://pagertree.com/docs
How to Schedule (with examples)
Escalation Policies (with examples)
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Editing Your Team
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New Event Form
Event Override
Edit Escalation Policy
Escalation Policy Form
Editing Your Team
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Event Override
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Escalation Policy Form
Team Admin QuickStart Guide