Find the team that matters
Search for a position or an employee you can access, focus on a team, and follow its reporting path. Use Chart for the structure or Outline for a compact list.
Organization chart
Follow reporting lines, inspect a position, and find where staffing needs attention. Move between today's organization, a different date, and proposed changes with the same position records.
Try the chart
Select a position for details. Switch to Proposed to see the service coordinator move under the team lead. This interactive example uses fictional records.
Select a position to inspect it.
Structure and staffing, together
Search for a position or an employee you can access, focus on a team, and follow its reporting path. Use Chart for the structure or Outline for a compact list.
See position capacity, assigned FTE, and unfilled FTE alongside reporting lines. Inspect a position in the detail drawer without losing your place.
Compare two dates or approved and proposed structures for the same date. Review changed titles, departments, reporting lines, position status, and FTE with a paired view of each selected position.
Focus on the relevant team and export a PDF when your role permits it. The export respects the selected date and your access.
Start with your structure
Add departments and job classifications, then create positions or import them from a spreadsheet. Choose who each position reports to and review the chart. Add employees and assignments when you are ready to show staffing.
Manually created positions begin as drafts and follow your approval process. Pay and budget setup are separate from building the structure. The same positions support ongoing staffing and position control.
Organization charts are included in Position Control and Workforce Budgeting. Choose Workforce Budgeting when you also need budgets and employee cost planning.
Build your first chartPublish a basic directory for people who need to find their way around the organization. Your organization chooses the positions to publish and whether to include employee names.
The directory contains current approved, published information. Detailed staffing, proposed changes, history, and financial information remain in their permission-controlled work areas.
See how reporting lines, staffing, and proposed changes fit together.