Company Organogram

Created on Jan 16, 2025 | By Kalpesh Patel
Last Updated on Jan 16, 2025
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Company Organogram

Introduction/Purpose:

Company Organogram provides a clear, visual representation of the organization’s structure, showing the hierarchy from top leadership—like the CEO,, and CMO—to each layer of roles beneath them. Users can view team members’ photos, names, and designations, which helps them understand reporting lines and team connections. This feature is a useful resource for navigating the organization and understanding each role’s place within the broader structure..

How To Navigate:

Accessing the Company Organogram in the HRMS system involves the following steps:

  1. Click on the Menu Icon: Located in the top-right corner of the screen, this icon opens the main navigation menu, which contains various sections of the HRMS system.
  2. Click on the HR Operations Section: Within the navigation menu, find and select the HR Operations section. This section contains options related to employee management and operational tasks.
  3. Find the Employee Enrollment Section: In the HR Operations section, locate Employee Enrollment to access employee-related functionalities.
  4. Click on Company Organogram: Within Employee Enrollment, click on the Company Organogram option. This will open a detailed visual of the organization’s structure, displaying hierarchical relationships and team compositions, along with photos, names, and designations for each employee.

Listing:

The Company Organogram displays the organizational hierarchy of the company, allowing users to visualize the relationships among various roles and departments. This tree structure provides a clear view of both peer relationships and reporting hierarchies.

  • Employee Details: Displays the name and designation of each employee within the organization, providing clarity on individual roles and responsibilities.
  • Peer Information: Shows colleagues who share the same department or hierarchical level, fostering collaboration and teamwork within the organization.
  • Subordinate Listings: Lists individuals who report directly to the user, allowing for better management and oversight of team dynamics and performance.
  • Organizational Overview: Provides access to the complete organizational structure, enabling users to understand the relationships and hierarchy across all departments and roles.

This visual representation is essential for understanding the organizational layout and enhancing communication across different departments.

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