A Synchronized Group Folder in Quip is a shared folder whose membership is automatically kept in sync with a Quip group. When members are added or removed from the group, the folder membership updates automatically — without requiring a Quip administrator to manually manage folder sharing. This article explains how Synchronized Group Folders differ from standard shared folders, how to create one, and how group membership changes affect folder access.
This article explains how to set up and manage synchronized Group Folders in Quip, so that centrally managed employee groups automatically get access to all content in a folder and its subfolders.
This article covers the following on synchronized Group Folders:
SCIM API calls include:
After User Groups have been created using the SCIM API, navigate to the Quip Admin Console (available to administrators only).
To view User Groups associated with your Quip site, select Group Folders in the left-hand side panel. Click on the drop down menu and select User Groups. Here you can view the following details of the User Groups associated with the Quip site: number of members, creation date, last updated date, and number of associated group folders.
To view details of a specific user group, click on the user group highlighted in blue.
In the Quip Admin Console, select Settings in the left-hand side panel. Click Accounts & Access. Under Synchronized Group Folders at the bottom of the page, the following settings are available:
If there are existing Group Folders, group membership can be set via the Quip Admin Console.
Click on the icon of the paper and pencil at the top right-hand corner and select New Folder. In the folder, click Share at the top right. Select Manage under Synchronized Groups to be able to search and select groups to synchronize.
PATCH` operation with SCIM v2.0 is not supported for the `/Groups` resource. In SCIM v2.0, `PATCH /2/Users`, paths with expressions are not supported. e.g. no `path: email[value sw foo]`. Any folder can be connected to a third-party synced group folder, but that folder will become a top level folder and no longer be nested. Additional people can be added to subfolders and documents within the group folder, but membership cannot be altered at the group folder level. In the event that a group folder is unsynced, group membership will be unchanged from the point in time at which the group folder is unsynced. At that point, it will behave like any other group folder.
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