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Delivery Team Fields


1. Description

  • What it’s for: A description of this delivery team and their role in the solution.

  • What to include:

    • What the team is responsible for building or delivering.
    • Which part of the solution they own.
    • Any relevant context — e.g. a third-party supplier team, an offshore team, or a specialised platform team.
  • Examples:

    • "Core platform team responsible for the API gateway and shared authentication services."
    • "Data engineering team responsible for the ingestion pipeline and data warehouse build."

2. Members

  • What it’s for: The project users who belong to this delivery team.
  • What it does:
    • Task reporting — a task assigned to a member is reported under their team, with no separate team assignment needed. Where someone belongs to two teams and the task has no team assigned, it is reported as cross-team rather than attributed to either.
    • Sign-off — when this team is named as an approver, any member can record the team’s decision.
  • Leave it blank if: you are documenting the team for reference only. It then has only the tasks assigned to it directly, and no one can sign for it.

Members must be users of the project — see Delivery Teams.


3. Notification Recipients

  • What it’s for: Who is emailed when this team is asked to review something.
  • What to include: The people who should receive review requests — typically a lead or delivery manager, rather than the whole team.
  • Leave it blank and no one is emailed. ArchRepo reports the team as un-notifiable when a review is requested, and you record its decision manually.
  • Only Members can be nominated: anyone chosen here who is not in Members is ignored.

Relationships

Work

RelationshipWhat to link
Has TaskTasks assigned to this delivery team. This is how team assignment is recorded in ArchRepo — linking a task to a Delivery Team assigns it to that team. Task kanbans can be filtered by team to show each team’s workload.
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