Linq Directories
Directories in Linq
Purpose:
Directories allow you to organize and display groups of Linq Pages together — such as teams, departments, or locations. Once a directory is created, it can be added to any page or content block, making it easy for others to view grouped profiles in one place. Available to organizations of 5+.
What Are Directories?
A Directory is a sortable collection of Linq Pages. It helps teams and organizations:
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Display internal pages publicly
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Keep member pages organized by department or function
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Easily link all team members from one shared page
💡 Example: The “Linq HQ Organization” directory may include all employee pages, while “Engineering Team” shows only developer pages.
How to Access Directories
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Log into your Admin Dashboard at linqapp.com/admin.
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Click on the Directories tab in the left-hand menu, under Members.
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You’ll see a list of all your organization’s directories, including how many members each one contains.
Creating a New Directory
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Your new directory will appear in your list immediately and can be added to any Linq Page.
Editing an Existing Directory
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Select the directory you want to edit from the list.
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Update the Directory Name if needed.
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Use the following options:
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Add Members: Add new Linq Pages to the group.
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Sort: Reorder how members appear in the directory. Drag and drop names, then click Save.
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Delete (🗑️): Remove a member or delete the entire directory.
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Changes are saved automatically once you click Save in the top-right corner.
Reordering Members
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To customize the order members appear in your directory:
This feature is useful for highlighting key team members or ordering alphabetically by role. |
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Deleting a Directory
If you need to remove an entire directory:
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Open the directory you wish to delete.
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Click Delete Directory at the bottom of the Edit panel.
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Confirm when prompted.
⚠️ Note: Deleting a directory will not delete individual member pages — only the directory grouping.
Use Cases
Directories can be used in a variety of ways across your organization:
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Internal Team Lists: Organize departments (e.g., HR, Engineering, Design).
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Store or Franchise Directories: Display locations on a corporate site.
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Project Teams: Group temporary or cross-functional teams for quick visibility.

