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For team leads

Review how one task gets a clear owner.

Compare a Web setup with a separate mobile assignment example.

Why this helps

No team, workspace, seat, assignment, message, or audit event is created.

  1. Plan
  2. Do
  3. Review
Compare separate Web and mobile examplesCompare Web setup with a mobile assignment.

Separate TeamSync examples

Compare Web setup with a mobile assignment.

These are separate synthetic examples: a Studio Team setup and an Ambassador Field Crew assignment. They do not share a job or prove delivery, live sync, a workspace, seat, or audit event.

Web app

HiveSync public TeamSync demo moving from an HVAC dispatch form to a generated dispatch and TeamSync support handoff with illustrative data
App screen · example data

Mobile app

HiveSync mobile TeamSync demo showing a made-up ambassador crew, confirmed assignment, and task handoff with illustrative demo data
App screen · example data

Clear work

Keep repeatable work understandable, assigned, and reviewable.

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Reusable instructions

Turn team knowledge into Blueprints and reusable templates.

A clear owner

Give each assignment one visible owner and an easy handoff path.

Useful job history

Keep problems, completed work, and reports connected to the job.

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Choose the option that matches your work.

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Enterprise

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See all stepsEach step shows the owner, the next action, and what changes when plans change.

How the work flows

Move from a reusable plan to a finished result.

Each step shows the owner, the next action, and what changes when plans change.

  1. 1

    Create or choose the SOP

    Start from an owned Blueprint or team template that matches the work.

  2. 2

    Adapt and approve

    Change the reusable instructions while keeping today's job clear.

  3. 3

    Delegate the work

    Assign named owners, due context, and role-aware next actions.

  4. 4

    Review and improve

    Use completion evidence, exceptions, and handoff history to improve the next run.

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Features for this work

Use only the features you need.

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What you can use nowClear assignments before live teamwork

What you can use now

Clear assignments before live teamwork

TeamSync begins with named owners, task assignments, field updates, and handoffs that can recover after a connection problem.

  • Assign approved work to one confirmed team member.
  • Show whether an update is waiting, failed, or confirmed.
  • Keep reassignment and completion history attached to the job.
What comes later

Wider live teamwork and large fleet coordination still need more testing across accounts, teams, and devices.

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Questions and answers

Common questions

Does TeamSync require a constant connection?

No. HiveSync keeps updates waiting or failed until a matching HiveSync acknowledgement confirms them.

Can a team lead change an SOP?

Yes, within the owned and authorized template workflow. The current job and reusable source remain distinguishable.

Is every update live?

No. Some updates may arrive later. Wider live collaboration still needs more testing.

Which plan fits TeamSync?

Team is the natural starting point. Enterprise is for larger teams that need more control and support.