User Groups
User Groups allow users to be grouped to simplify permission management.
In a nutshell, users are added to a group, and the group is given permissions. Transitively, all users who belong to that group get the permissions. Users who belong to multiple groups will get permissions attached to their groups.
Desire creates a User Group called Super Admin by default. Super Admins have a wide range of permissions like approving user memberships, managing user groups, licenses and audits, etc.
Another example of a user group can be to approve campaigns.
Creating a User Group
Access the Super Admin landing page by clicking on the "Admin" option in the left navigation bar at the bottom.
Click on User Groups to access the user groups application
Click on New User Group to access the new user group creation application
Provide a clear name for your group, and an optional description
Click on Save
Managing Group Membership
Access the Super Admin landing page by clicking on the "Admin" option in the left navigation bar at the bottom.
Click on User Groups to access the user groups application
Click on the group whose membership you want to manage
You will see a section called Members that lists all current members
Adding a new member
Click on Add Member
A popup appears presenting a list of all users.
Click on users to select users you would like to add. Clicking on an already selected user will deselect it. You can use the search bar to look for users.
Select the Role to which you want assign to the selected users.
Click on the Add Selected button to add all selected users. You should be able to see their names appear in the Members section.
Removing a member
Click on Remove against the member that you want to remove
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