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Create and Assign Groups Within Your Team

With Meet Alfred’s Groups feature, you can organize accounts into custom groups—making it easier to streamline your workflow.

Jessika Varela avatar
Written by Jessika Varela
Updated over 2 weeks ago

By assigning accounts to specific groups, you can give team admins or managers permission to view and impersonate only the accounts in their assigned group, rather than having access to all active accounts in your organization.

This exclusive capability is available for our Teams plan.

Navigate to 'Team' > 'Groups'.


Creating a Group

  1. On the 'Groups' page click on the 'Create Group' button.

  2. Enter the desired group name and click on the 'Create' button.


Editing or Deleting a Group

✏️ To Edit a Group Name

  1. Navigate to the Groups page.

  2. Locate the group you want to edit.

  3. Click the pencil icon next to the group name.

  4. Enter the new name and save your changes.

🗑 To Delete a Group

  1. On the Groups page, find the group you wish to remove.

  2. Click the X icon next to the group name.

  3. Confirm the deletion when prompted.

⚠️ Deleting a group does not delete the accounts within it—it simply removes the group structure.


Assigning Team Members to a Group

  1. Head over to 'Team > Members'

  2. Find the account you want to work with and click on the 'Group' dropdown to assign the account to a group.

📌 Additional Notes:

⚠️ Only account owners can create and manage groups. This includes:

• Creating or deleting groups

• Editing group names

• Assigning or removing users from groups

⚠️ Groups can include multiple admins, but:

• Each admin can only be assigned to one group at a time

⚠️ Admins assigned to a group will:

• Only see Team Stats for their assigned group

• Only have permission to view and impersonate accounts within that group


If you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact our customer support team available 24/7 using the, or email us at [email protected]. We're always happy to help! 😊

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