Note: I don't know to what forum I should submit feature requests, but since this is more technical, I'll post it to this Technical Collaboration Forum. Maybe it's worth to have a Bugs and/or Feature Requests forum?

There are two ways of connecting multiple (e.g. 3) collectors to a collecting event:
1) A link between the collecting event and each collector.
2) A link between the collecting event and a group, with the 3 collectors as group members.

I prefer to use the second option, since it's more structured, and it saves time entering information (especially for more than 2 collectors). You create the group once (luckily groups often recur), and you only perform one "adding action" per collecting event. For multiple determiners (e.g. a couple doing determinations) it's even necessary to use groups , since you can only add one determiner per determination.

However, uploading data via the WorkBench only allows you to use the first option. You can create up to 8 direct links between collectors and a collecting event, and 1 determiner for a maximum of 2 determinations. There is no possibility to define groups.
I thought that one way to "cheat" the system would be to write the group's name in the collectors last name in the WorkBench (e.g. Collector Last Name = Beatty & Donnelly), which Specify will accept as a "person". If you upload similar data later (Collector Last Name is again: Beatty & Donnelly), Specify detects this is the same agent.
Unfortunately, once you modified your Specify agent "Beatty & Donnelly" to a group and you added group members, new similar uploads via the WorkBench will not be detected as the same, but added again as a new agent with Agent Type = person.

Thus, my feature request is:
1) Users can specify the Agent Type in the WorkBench, at least for Collector1 and Determiner1&2, but other agents might be useful too.
OR
2) Specify detects that an agent (collector, determiner) uploaded via the WorkBench with a Last Name (Beatty & Donnelly), First Name (NULL), Middle Name (NULL) and Title (NULL) that is identical to an agent in the Specify database, is not a new agent, no matter what the Agent Type is.