Access that matches responsibility
BeforeA job label or group membership is treated as every kind of access.
With SkillSmithSeparate reporting scope, playbook availability, published use and collaboration permissions.
Share a collection of resources
Choose the folder, member resources and audience or collaborators, then check access to the items the collection is meant to provide.
Choose contents Share published collection Invite draft collaborators
Roles, playbooks and a practical launch plan for your team.

Publish a useful collection of mentoring resources

Agree the outcome for your first workflow with our team.
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Share a collection of resources
Start with a shared collection that people already use. Choose the resources that belong together and check which child resources each audience can open.
WORKED DECISION
| Decision point | Information to use | Responsible next step |
|---|---|---|
| Inputs to review | Folder and Member resources | Choose contents. |
| Method action | Audience or collaborators | Share published collection and Invite draft collaborators. |
| Result to inspect | Grouped resources and Sharing settings | Inspect the available result within the permitted scope. |
Connected work across your team
Start with folder and member resources. The steps below show the actions and information available for this method.
Resource owner
Start with folder and member resources. Choose contents.
Resource owner
Share published collection with audience or collaborators in view.
Resource owner
Invite draft collaborators. The result includes grouped resources and sharing settings.
BeforeA job label or group membership is treated as every kind of access.
With SkillSmithSeparate reporting scope, playbook availability, published use and collaboration permissions.
BeforeUseful working knowledge remains in an unowned draft.
With SkillSmithBuild, review and reuse resources with owners, versions and collaboration.
Connected information and agent support
Keep the relevant material available at the point it is used. The resource choices below support different parts of the work.
Your work context
Folder, Member resources and Audience or collaborators.
Grouped resources and Sharing settings.

We bring the relevant
context into your work
Share a collection of resources
Grouped resources and Sharing settings.
Our delivery approach
Start with the materials and people you already have. We help make the setup choices explicit before your team uses the method.
Review folder, member resources and audience or collaborators.
What we prepare togetherThe inputs and scope for this method are clear.
Confirm the relevant people and their permitted scope: Resource owner.
What we prepare togetherPeople use the method within the agreed responsibility and access.
Choose contents, Share published collection and Invite draft collaborators.
What we prepare togetherThe collection opens the permitted child resources.
Talk with our team
Bring us the work your team wants to improve. We’ll walk through your instructions, responsibilities and review criteria, then show how our platform can support that work.
We work with your team to organize the source material, responsibilities and review choices. Start with one useful example, then carry the agreed method into everyday work.
Your materialUse the instructions, forms and references your team already maintains.
Practical preparationConnect the material to the people and responses needed for the method.
A useful walkthroughTry the ordinary route and the point where your team needs a different decision.

VP of Strategic Partnerships
Connecting your workflows with the systems and partners you rely on.

Director of Customer Success
Helping your team turn procedures into practical learning and task completion.
Your questions
The method provides grouped resources and sharing settings. The collection opens the permitted child resources.
The permitted roles are Resource owner. Confirm the people and their access for the selected example.
Review folder, member resources and audience or collaborators. Use those choices to prepare the first example and its permitted scope.
A child resource has its own permission boundary; check the permitted contents instead of assuming every item is accessible because the folder was shared.