Feeds show what’s happening in SalesScreen – users can scroll, like and comment on posts from modules such as Battles, Achievements, Endorsements, Missions, and more.
Each team has:
One default feed (what they see when they open SalesScreen and where push notifications point), and
Optionally, extra feeds (for regions, segments, etc.).
Use team feeds to tailor content for different groups, while still choosing what should be shared across teams.
Step 1: Create a new feed
Go to the Feed.
In the upper‑right corner, click the three dots (…) and select Create new.
In the Create new feed form:
Enter a Title (for example, Europe).
Optionally add a Description.
Step 2: Select teams for the feed
Under Teams you assign which teams this feed belongs to.
Available teams (left): teams that can be added to the feed.
Selected teams (right): teams currently assigned to this feed.
Use the + button to move teams into Selected teams, or Remove to take them out.
Remember:
Each team can have one default feed.
Teams can also have their own separate feed in addition to any shared feed.
Example from screenshot: you’re creating a Europe feed for London, Oslo and Barcelona. London already has its own feed, so you need to decide:
Should London keep its own feed and not be part of this shared Europe feed?
Or should all three (London, Oslo, Barcelona) share the same Europe feed?
Step 3: Configure feed sources
Scroll down to the Sources section. This defines what types of events can create posts in this feed.
Typical sources include:
Achievements
Battles
Endorsements
Birthdays
New Employee
Work Anniversary
Rewards
Missions
For each source you can:
Toggle it on or off – decide whether that type of event should appear in this feed.
Optionally Set custom team filter.
Place one of the “Sources” screenshots here.
How team filters work
By default, each source uses the teams you assigned to the feed above as its filter.
Example: If the feed is assigned to Oslo and Barcelona, then Achievements/Battles/etc. from those two teams will appear.
If you want a source to show content from more or different teams, click Set custom team filter and select:
Additional specific teams, or
All teams.
This is useful when, for example, you want:
A regional feed (e.g. Europe) that only shows local competitions and reports, but
Everyone in that region to see Achievements/Birthdays/New Employees from all offices and teams.
Example: Sharing achievements across teams
In the example mentioned:
The London feed can be assigned only to the London team.
Under Achievements, you click Set custom team filter and also select Team Oslo.
Result:
London users see their own feed but also Achievement posts from Oslo, and can like/comment on them, without needing full data access to Oslo’s metrics.
