HowTo: Add a New Local Manager

22nd June 2025 | HowTo, Platform HowTo: Add a New Local Manager

This article explains how to add a new local manager into CyberHoot’s Platforms.

If you prefer CyberHoot to automatically assign managers from Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 / Entra ID, make sure each user has a manager assigned in those platforms. Then, sync your users with CyberHoot.

Adding a New Manager to the Power Platform

  • Log In
    Log in to your CyberHoot account and go to the dashboard.

  • Navigate to Users
    From the dashboard, scroll down and click on the “Users” section.

  • Go to the Managers Tab
    Once on the Users page, click on the “Managers” tab.

  • Click “Add Manager”
    In the top right corner, click the “Add Manager” button.

  • Enter Manager Information
    Fill in the required fields:

    • First Name

    • Last Name

    • Email Address

  • Create the Manager
    Click “Create” to add the new manager.

  • Confirmation
    You should now see the new manager added to the list.

Adding a New Manager to the Autopilot Platform

  • Log In
    Log in to your CyberHoot account and go to the dashboard.

  • Locate the Customer
    From the click on the customer you wish to add a manager to.
  • Navigate to Settings
    From within that customer, click on the “Settings”.

  • Go to the Local Company Manager(s) Tab
    Click on the “Local Company Manager(s)” tab.

  • Enter Manager Information
    Fill in the required fields:

    • First Name and Last Name

    • Email Address

  • Create the Manager
    Click “Save” to add the new manager.

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