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Directories (folders) - Managing

In Comparative Agility, directories (or folders) allow you to group teams into logical divisions, departments, or value streams. You can access folder management actions in the Structure screen by right-clicking on any folder row or clicking the three vertical dots (⋮) icon on the right side of the folder bar.

Additional information
  1. Right-click on any folder

Available Actions

Add a new organizational level directly above the current folder, helping you build higher-level groupings or divisions.

Step 3: Create parent folder

Nest a sub-folder inside the current folder to create more granular departmental or sub-unit structures.

Step 4: Create child folder

Add a new team directly inside this folder, placing it immediately into this level of your organizational hierarchy.

Step 5: Create child team

Link all teams within this folder to an automated assessment schedule, triggering survey collectors across the entire group at set intervals.

Step 6: Assign to schedule

Navigate directly to the aggregated dashboard for this folder to view macro-level trends, benchmark comparisons, and response metrics across member teams.

Step 7: Open in overview

Generate an aggregate report that rolls up historical survey data across all sub-folders and teams contained within this directory.

Step 8: Create report

Pin this folder to your personal quick-access menu for fast navigation when managing large account structures.

Step 9: Add to favorites

Relocate the entire folder (including all nested child folders, teams, and survey history) to another position within your organizational tree.

Step 10: Move

Apply custom labels or metadata to the folder, making it easy to filter and analyze entire organizational divisions across multi-period reports.

Step 11: Add tags

Update the folder’s display name. Changes automatically refresh across all rolled-up reports without affecting underlying survey data.

Step 12: Rename

Permanently delete the folder from your account. Note: Removing a folder will also delete all sub-folders, teams, and historical survey data nested beneath it.

Step 13: Delete