CT-Ops
Engineering Teams
Global CT-Ops settings for team ownership, DSUM membership, and incident ownership scopes.
The Engineering Teams settings page controls the teams that own incidents
and daily stand-ups. Open it from Settings -> Engineering Teams at
/settings/engineering-teams.
These settings directly affect DSUM: users only see DSUMs for teams where they are members, and DSUM calendar events use team membership as the participant list.
Access and scope
Only instance_admin and super_admin users can open the page or change team
membership. Non-admin users are redirected to the dashboard.
Teams and memberships are instance-scoped. A team name must be unique inside the instance.
Create team
Use Create team when a new operational team needs its own incident ownership and DSUM board.
| Field or control | Default | Validation | What it does |
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Empty | Required, up to 80 characters; unique per instance | Team name shown in incidents, DSUM, calendar event titles, and ownership controls. |
| Description | Empty | Optional, up to 500 characters | Operator-facing context for what the team owns. |
| Members | None selected | Selected users must belong to the current instance | Initial team members. Members can see and edit the team’s DSUM when they also have write access. |
| Create team | Enabled after required fields validate | Requires administrator access | Creates the team, inserts selected memberships, writes an audit event, and refreshes incidents, DSUM, and the Engineering Teams page. |
The member list contains active users in the current instance.
Existing team cards
Each existing team appears as a card with the team name, optional description, member checkboxes, and Save members.
| Control | What it does |
|---|---|
| Member checkbox | Adds or removes the user from the team when the card is saved. |
| Save members | Replaces the team’s membership with the selected users. The backend accepts up to 100 member IDs for the update. |
Removing a user from a team removes that user’s access to the team’s DSUM page and removes them from future DSUM calendar participant syncs. Existing DSUM items, actions, and comments remain in history.
DSUM effects
| DSUM area | Effect |
|---|---|
| DSUM index | Shows only teams where the current user is a member. |
| Team DSUM page | Rejects direct access when the current user is not a member of the team. |
| Engineer list | Shows active users who are members of the selected DSUM team. |
| Action assignee fields | Lists active users in the instance, not only team members. Operators can assign helper engineers outside the team, but the DSUM page itself still requires team membership to open. |
| Calendar event participants | Uses the current team member list when the DSUM schedule is created or updated. |
Use team membership deliberately. Adding a user gives them access to the team’s stand-up board; removing a user can make their assigned DSUM actions visible only to remaining team members unless the user is added back.