--- title: Assign multiple teams to support a service offering description: You can assign multiple teams to support a single service offering when several teams are responsible for that offering. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/it-service-management/service-portfolio-management/spm2-assign-teams.html release: australia product: Service Portfolio Management classification: service-portfolio-management topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 1 breadcrumb: [Service offerings in Service Portfolio Management, Use, Service Portfolio Management, IT Service Management] --- # Assign multiple teams to support a service offering You can assign multiple teams to support a single service offering when several teams are responsible for that offering. ## Before you begin Role required: service\_editor ## About this task The service offering team table \[cmdb\_rel\_team\] enables multiple groups to be related to a single service offering. While in the offering record, use the **Team** tab to assign a support group to the offering. Use the Related Links **Teams** tab to add more support groups to the service offering. You can also edit the group type of the teams that you add in the Related Links **Teams** tab. ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **All** > **Service Portfolio Management** > **Service Offerings**. 2. Open the service offering that you want to assign support teams. \[Omitted image "spm2-teams-offering.png"\] Alt text: Offering record example. 3. In the first **Team** tab on the offering record, use the Search icon \(\[Omitted image "icon-search.png"\] Alt text: Search icon\) to select the support group for this service offering, and then **Save** the page. After you save the page, the support group that you selected displays in the second **Teams** tab, in the Related Links area. The Related Links **Teams** tab has three columns: **User group** \(the support group name that you selected in the first teams tab\), **Group type**, and **Primary**. You can set the primary entry to true or false, indicating that the user group is the primary support group. 4. In the Related Links **Teams** tab, add more support groups \(of the same group type\) to the **User group** list. 1. Select **Edit**. 2. Move one or more groups from the **Collection** to the **Teams List**, and then **Save**. 5. **Save** the offering record. 6. The Related Links **Teams** tab contains all the teams that you added. You can select any team in the **User group** column to change the team. You can also select any **Group type** to change it to one of the other options: Support Group, Approver Group, Change Group, or Managed By Group. **Parent Topic:**[Service offerings in Service Portfolio Management](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/it-service-management/service-portfolio-management/SPM2-service-offerings.md)