See your organisation's scopes
See your organisation's scopes
List every scope in your organisation and the path that holds work to each one.
What you get: the shape of your organisation as Quox sees it, from the whole org down to each team, with the path that scopes work and permissions to the right level. You need: QuoxCORE. About 2 minutes.
Do it yourself
Section titled “Do it yourself”1. List your scopes
Section titled “1. List your scopes”quox scope listID Name Type Path Depth (0=org,1=div,2=dept,3=team)01K50FSL8KNRWV1HKEJYW4JM07 Demo User's Workspace org /org/01M50FWN7T8XG9K9P9JN0TA5WF 001K6KE8LPID9V5KT06SXS6ZBST Field engineering division /org/01M50FWN7T8XG9K9P9JN0TA5WF/division/01M6ME8NSHK200ZJ... 101K6KD7CN9J7MX3R89NVP64B6W Field operations division /org/01M50FWN7T8XG9K9P9JN0TA5WF/division/01M6MD7CQ578T2CE... 101K50FSLAM0XTPWT3DEP0AQAVW Demo User's Workspace Team team /org/01M50FWN7T8XG9K9P9JN0TA5WF/team/01K50FSLA28AANT00AC6... 3Each row is one scope. The Type column tells you its level, and the Depth column numbers that level, from 0 for the whole organisation to 3 for a single team. The Path column is what Quox uses to hold a piece of work, a credential or a permission to one part of the business.
What just happened
Section titled “What just happened”The command only read the scope tree. It changed nothing and raised no approval. Every scope sits under the organisation at the top, and the path shows exactly where it hangs, so you can see which division or team a scoped item belongs to.
Check it yourself
Section titled “Check it yourself”Create a division or a team (see Set up divisions and teams), then run quox scope list again. The new scope appears with its own path and depth.
- Back to your teams
- Every scope command: quox scope