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Employee Groups

An automation’s audience is built from groups: include these, exclude those. Pyn gives every workspace a set to start with, one group per department, location and so on, and lets you add your own. Membership is evaluated by Pyn as employee data changes, so a group you made last year still means what it said.

The All Groups table with a type icon, Parent and Name columns, listing the Country groups United Kingdom and United States, the Department groups, the Division groups Go to Market and R&D, and the Lifecycle groups Current Active, Inactive, Terminated and Upcoming Employees.
Directory > Employee Groups lists every group with its type and parent demographic.
Kind Members You create it by
Demographic Everyone with one value of a property: Department is Engineering. Creating a demographic; Pyn makes a group per value.
Lifecycle Everyone near a date: a birthday in the next week, the first 90 days after start. Seeded; Birthday and Onboarding exist from the start.
Filter Everyone matching an audience: lifecycle stages plus included and excluded groups. Create > Filter.
Relationship Everyone who has, or lacks, a manager, buddy, mentor or HRBP, or who is one. Create > Relationship.
Static The people you add. Create > Static.

The table shows a type icon, the Parent demographic (for demographic groups) and the Name. The views Demographic, Lifecycle and Filter show one kind each; relationship and static groups are in All Groups. Select a group to open its panel with Group Employees: and, for a filter group, a Configure tab showing its audience.

Open Directory in the left navigation and select All Groups under Employee Groups. Create at the top right opens Create Employee Group. A group opens in a panel on the right; Search in the navigation finds groups by name too.