Groups in Quip allow administrators to organize site members into named teams — for example, a Sales Team group or a Marketing group. Once a group is created, you can share documents and folders with the entire group at once instead of adding members individually. Groups also power Synchronized Group Folders, which automatically keep folder membership in sync with group membership. This article explains how to create and manage groups and how they fit into the Quip sharing model.
Only Quip site administrators can create and manage groups.
Example: A Quip administrator creates a "Sales Engineering" group and adds all 12 members of the team. When a new Sales Engineering folder is created and shared with the group, all 12 members immediately have access — and when a new hire joins the team, the administrator adds them to the group and they automatically gain folder access.
To add or remove members from an existing group:
Changes to group membership take effect immediately for any shared folders or documents linked to the group.
To share a document or folder with a group, open the Share dialog, type the group name, and select it from the autocomplete list. All current group members receive access at the permission level you set. Future members added to the group also receive access automatically.
When a shared folder is linked to a group as a Synchronized Group Folder, the folder membership stays in sync with the group automatically. Adding someone to the group adds them to the folder; removing them from the group removes their folder access. See Synchronized Group Folders in Quip for setup details.
If your Quip site uses SCIM provisioning, groups can be managed automatically by your identity provider. SCIM can create, update, and delete Quip groups based on changes in your corporate directory without requiring manual admin action in the Quip Admin Console.
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