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  1. Preface
  2. User administration
  3. Ecosystem single sign-on
  4. SAML single sign-on
  5. Users
  6. User groups
  7. User roles
  8. User configuration examples
  9. Editing your user profile
  10. Editing your user settings
  11. Inviting users to join your organization
  12. Notifications

User Administration

User Administration

User group details

User group details

You can configure details about a user group that include the group information, assigned roles, group members, and assigned services. To display the group details page, in
Administrator
, click
User Groups
, and then click the group name.
The following image shows the group details page:
The group details page for the “Business Managers” group displays the group name and description, the role assigned to the group, the group members, and the services assigned to the group. The “Business Manager” role is assigned to the group. The group has eight members.
You can configure the following details for a user group:
Property
Description
Name
Required. Name of the user group. Must be unique within an organization.
You can change the group name after you create it.
Description
Optional description for the user group.
Assigned Roles
Roles that are assigned to all members of the group. You must assign at least one role to each group.
Group Members
Users who are assigned to the group.
Use the
Manage Users
button to add or remove users from the list.
When you assign a user to a group, the user is automatically assigned all roles and services that are assigned to the group.
Assigned Services
Services to which the group has access. These are all the services in the organization's license.
By default, a user group is assigned all the services the organization is licensed to use.
When you add a user to a group, that user gains access to all of the group's services provided that all the following conditions are met:
  • At least one of the user's roles allow access to the service.
  • The user is not explicitly "denied" access to the service.
For more information about a user's role, see User details.
For more information about explicitly allowing or denying access to services for a user, see Assigning and unassigning services.
By explicitly allowing access, it is possible for a user to have access to a service that is not included in the user's group membership.
You cannot edit group details for a SAML group. SAML groups are identified with the label
Mirrors the SAML group: <group name>
in the Group Information area.

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