What are group structures?
"Group structures" refers to a setup with parent/child Companies.
The screenshot below shows an example group structure showing in the top left of a Company Full-Page Profile.
Why use group structures?
It's clear to see the structural relationship between Companies.
Planhat calculates and displays the average Health Score of the combined Companies, making it easy for you to see how healthy the group of Companies are as a whole.
Planhat also calculates and displays the total combined ARR of the combined Companies. This is really useful, especially if you have a lot of connected Companies.
How to create group structures
If you've identified Companies that need to be linked, you can go to the Company Full-Page Profile of the desired parent, click the ellipsis icon in the top-right corner and select "Add child organization".
You can alternatively add child Companies via the tree display in the top left of the Profile (if you already have a group structure set up).
You can have multiple layers of depth - so it does not have to be a simple parent/child structure - you can also have grandchildren Companies etc.
You can use the ellipsis if you would like to remove a child Company.
