A user group can contain an unlimited nuumebr of users, and a user can be part of an unlimited number of groups. It is not connected to the roles of the users.
There can be up to 100 user groups in your Tulip instance.
User Groups allow you to assign more granular permissions to users based on their actual privileges in your production environment. You can decide whether these group memberships are determined by your IdP or not.
You can view where a User Group is referenced throughout Tulip on the User Groups page.
Name | Description |
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ID | The unique ID of the group |
Name | The name of the group |
Description | The description of the group |
Group members | A list of all members of the group |
External References | A list of all apps, automations, and approval types that reference the group |
ID | Name |
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QA-T1353 | User Groups : 02 - Archive and restore user groups |
QA-T1359 | User Groups: 01 - Can create/edit a user group and assign users to it |
QA-T1362 | User Groups : 03 - User Groups can be assigned from the profile page |
QA-T1363 | User Groups : 04 - User Groups list page functionality |
QA-T1366 | User Groups : 05 - User Groups can approve apps |
QA-T1376 | User Groups : 06 - User Groups can sign eSig widgets |
QA-T1377 | User Groups : 07 - User Group where used UI |