How To Quickly View All Action Network Groups In My Network

If you are an Administrator for a Regional Party, or a self-organised Group with regional branches your Action Network Group will be a Parent to a number of other Action Network Groups. You can quickly view all the Groups that fall beneath yours in the hierarchy from within your Action Network Group.

To find out more about the structure of Action Network Groups check this guide: Understanding The Parent-Child Relationship Of Action Network Groups.

How To View The Groups Within My Network

1. From the Group Management page click on Network.

2. You'll be shown a list of all the Action Network Groups that exist beneath yours in the structure.

3. Where you see a circled > icon this signifies that there are further Groups that exist beneath the one it's next to. In most cases, you will only see this next to the Regional Party Group name, but there may be instances where there is an extra level in the structure. To expand this level of the structure and view the Groups beneath click on this icon. To collapse the Group and hide them again, just click on the icon again.

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