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How to Create Groups in Atom?

Learn how to create and configure groups in Atom. Discover the steps to organize your team and set up service hours to receive traffic from your channels. 🚀

👥 What are Groups in Atom?

Groups are the main points where all traffic that enters Atom through its different integration channels converges.


➕ Steps to create a group

To create groups, follow the steps detailed below:

  1. Select the Groups module, accessing the menu Settings > User Management > Groups.

  2. Click on the "Create Group" button located in the upper right corner.

  3. On the Create Group screen you must complete the following fields:

    • Group name: Corresponds to the name by which the company identifies the group.

    • Transferable Groups: Allows you to select one or more groups to which conversations arriving at this point can also be transferred.

    • Custom Schedule: Allows you to enable the time zone of the service hours.

    • Add Schedule: You can set the days and hours in which the group is available to receive traffic. (For more information see: Schedule Configuration).

    • Assign outside of hours: Enables the assignment of conversations to your Agents, even when they are outside your company's service hours.

    • Out of hours message: Enables the quick response that the customer will receive when the group is outside the established schedule.

    • Quick response: Displays a list of Quick Responses you have created with the "Out of hours" category.

  4. Once you have completed the requested information, click the "Create" button.


⚠️ Important note about direct traffic

In case you need to create a group that receives direct traffic, you must notify the Atom Technical Support team to make the respective adjustments and enable the integrations.


Organize the flow of your conversations! 🚀

Creating and configuring your groups correctly ensures that customers are served by the right team and under the schedule rules that best suit your business. ✅

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