Hey all!
So this is going to be a super random suggestion, but is there any way to edit the actual visibility of the templates? It’s a difficult thing to try to explain, but we have 14 or 15 different templates, one for each of the products that we have support, and they’re all getting used.
Our Support Engineers themselves however, only work on a (at most) 2 products, and they can only write into the collections that they work on through the Groups and Permissions that have been set for them, but even if the templates aren’t relevant to that one individual, they still see them.
We’ve had a few occasions when because our Engineers have clicked on the wrong template accidentally, the cards have been created with the default tags from that template, so when people have been searching for the content, it’s not been coming up, or it’s causing some confusion when it appears when it shouldn’t!
So I guess the TLDR question is, is it possible to tie templates to specific Groups / Permissions, so we can ensure that the templates that are displayed are tailored to that users characteristics.
Thanks!
Ben
Jumping in to add a couple more suggestions in a similar vein:
We want the exact same thing. As a start we’d be happy with assigning specific collections to a given template so an author would only see the relevant templates for the content they are creating.
Adding another suggestion with this great thread:
That way, all templates can be neatly accessed under the template menu under “Create a Card.”
The current workaround we’re doing is limiting the template menu to the 5 templates for the entire company to easily access. All other templates will need to be created within team’s boards and accessed there for a quick copy and paste. It’s not ideal but we don’t want all employees to be bombarded with a list of templates they will most likely never use.
Restricting templates is absolutely necessary IMO.
Can templates somehow be tied to group/collection access?