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# Planning Context Management

**1. Selection of the current Team**

Select 'Current team' if you manage several different teams and want to switch from one to the other, without mixing them, this is the display mode you need.

**Note:** If you only manage one team, this option will have no impact on your display.

**2. Viewing option for all teams**

For those who manage multiple teams and need an overview:

* In the same context menu, select the 'All teams' option.
* The schedule will refresh to display sessions for all teams, allowing you to see all commitments and availability across the different teams.

**Usage tips :**

* Use the 'Current Team' selection to focus on managing a single team at a time, which is particularly useful when detailed planning or assigning sessions.
* Enable the display of 'All Teams' for coordination meetings where a global vision is needed to make decisions.

**Resolving common issues:**

* If the schedule does not correctly display information for the 'Current Team', make sure you have selected the correct team in the left menu. Otherwise, try refreshing the page.
* If you have difficulty switching between view modes, verify that you have the necessary access rights to view information for all teams. If the problem persists, contact technical support.


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