Group sharing for ScreenPal team plans

Groups: Usage and sharing

If you are part of a Team plan, your Team Admin can create collections of users called Groups. You can then share content to groups and to collaborate on content projects across your team.

Share Content to a group

1. Log into your team account and visit My content.
2. Visit an item of content you want to share with a Group.  This can be an image, video, folder or channel.
3. On the Details page of videos and images or main page for Folders and Channels, click the Users icon.
4. In the Add groups or people box, search for and select the group with which you want to share the content.
6. Click Save.
    Result: The selected content is shared with the group you chose.
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