What are groups

An organisation can consist of multiple groups. Groups can be used to clearly divide different departments or lines of defence within an organisation. It is possible to add a user to multiple groups.

By setting the read and edit rights on group level, only users within the same group will be able to read and/or edit cases within their own group(s). A case may also be assigned to a group directly.

An overview of all groups within the organisation is shown in the Users & groups page in the Settings. If there are multiple users in a group, they can be viewed by clicking on the assigned users block in the Users column. The Users & groups page also allows you to see all users in the organisation, where you can also manage the groups a user is a part of.

This documentation, including images, videos and text, is accurate as of Version 7.13 of Pascal.

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