At some point in the release management process, a developer or admin might want to share his or her changes with the release manager who will review the changes and proceed with deployments.

Copado Essentials team features make defining your release management process effortlessly simple.

Copado Essentials users collaborate within their respective teams.

Teams are created automatically for each Salesforce production org. Team members are also assigned automatically. Users signing in to Copado Essentials via the same production org will automatically be assigned to the same team.

For example, Tam & Nicole signed in to Copado Essentials using two logins tam@clickdeploy.io & nicole@clickdeploy.io. These are two users of the same salesforce org. As a result, Copado Essentials automatically assigns Tam & Nicole to the same team.

You can find your team and team members detail under Account Settings > Team and Licenses

Please note that Copado Essentials does not support adding team members who signed in via a different Salesforce organization. This is a secure-by-design restriction to ensure that any sharing activities can only occur between users within the same organization.

The first user who signs in Copado Essentials will automatically be assigned as the owner of the team. Both the team owner and team lead have the authority to modify the team's name and manage it. However, only the team owner is authorized to allocate user licenses.

To change the team roles you can go to the "Team and Licenses" tab on the "Account Settings" and click on Actions button and choose "Change Role" along the right hand side of the user's name. See Image below.

You can share a deployment with other members of your team by clicking on the Share button in your selected deployment.

Deployment sharing access levels are:

With org sharing feature enabled for your team, you can share an org with other members in your team by clicking on the Share button in your selected org.

Org sharing access levels are:

Please note that, when a shared user validates or deploys to a shared org, the Deployment Status page within Salesforce setup UI will show the owner of the org as the deployment user rather than the shared user who initiated the deployment.

Org sharing feature is only applicable to Salesforce orgs, not Git orgs. For Git orgs, the best practice is for each user to setup his/her own git connection.

Teams can use the ability to comment on deployments, similar to how Salesforce Chatter works. No longer do users need to email deployment links manually. Simply @mention one of your team members on a deployment and Copado Essentials will automatically notify the mentioned users with the relevant details.