User Groups

Overview

User Groups allow multiple users to be grouped together and managed as a single unit for access control. Instead of assigning roles to individual users, roles can be mapped to User Groups, enabling scalable and consistent access management.
User Groups simplify onboarding, access updates, and role changes by applying access rules to all group members at once.

Steps

  • Click the user avatar → select Manage Workspace.

  • Navigate to Organizations → select your organization.

  • Open Access ManagementUser Groups.

  • Click Create User Group and provide a group name and description.

  • Add users to the group.

  • Assign one or more roles to the User Group.

  • Save the User Group.

Managing User Groups

  • View all User Groups within the organization.

  • Add or remove users from a group.

  • Assign or update roles mapped to the group.

  • Review which users and roles are associated with a group.

  • Update group membership without modifying roles or Permission Sets.

Changes to User Group membership or role mapping take effect automatically for all users in the group.

Best Practices

  • Organize User Groups around teams, departments, or functions.

  • Avoid creating groups for individual users.

  • Keep group names consistent and easy to understand.

  • Review group membership regularly to maintain least-privilege access.

  • Use User Groups as the primary method for role assignment.

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