You can create Groups in the Soldo web app to organise your company’s resources in a clear and structured way. A Group brings together users, cards and wallets that relate to a specific team or project. This helps you keep your account tidy and gives you a simple way to review spending activity.
Create a new Group
You can create a Group at any time based on the needs of your organisation. For example, you may want a Group for a department, a project or a location.
To create a Group:
- Select Groups from the navigation menu.
- Select Create group.
- Enter a name for the Group.
- Add an optional description if you want to share extra context.
- Select Confirm.
- After you create the Group, you’ll need to add your resources before you start seeing transactions. Select the Group from the list.
- You'll land on its Overview tab. From here you can quickly add users, cards and wallets, and you can return at any time to manage everything in one place.
Edit a Group
You can update a Group’s details at any time. To do this:
- Open Groups from the navigation menu.
- Select the Group you want to edit.
- Select the More options menu (three dots).
- Choose Edit group details.
- Update the name, description, or group type.
- Select Save.
Changes update instantly and won’t affect any of the Group’s users, cards, wallets or historical transactions.
Delete a Group
You can delete a Group if it’s no longer needed. Before deleting, check whether there are users in the Group who rely on its structure or visibility.
To delete a Group:
- Open Groups from the navigation menu.
- Select the Group you want to remove.
- Select the More options menu (three dots).
- Choose Delete group.
- Confirm the deletion.
Tips for using Groups
- Use simple and recognisable names such as “Marketing”, “London Office” or “Project Apollo”.
- Add descriptions to help you identify and understand the purpose of the Group.
- Keep Groups focused and avoid mixing users across multiple Groups (Transactions will need to be manually assigned when a user exists in more than 1 Group).