How to create custom User Groups for vScope Users

Sometimes it’s necessary to share information to a specific function within your organization. To make this easier, you are able to create different custom User Groups in vScope for your different teams.

Add a User Group in vScope

You manage the Groups in “Users & Groups” under Settings.

Creating a user group from scratch Click on “+Add Group” and fill in the group information.

Adding a collaboration group in vScope

Adding a user to a User Group

Click on a user to manage its memberships to the custom groups in vScope.

Adding users to groups

Use existing Groups from the Active Directory

You can map existing User Groups from the Active Directory to the user groups you create in vScope. First create the custom group in vScope and then navigate to “Directory integration”.

Navigate to groups in User & Access in vScope In the “Groups” section you’ll find your custom vScope groups and the possibility to map groups from Active Directory to these. Note that the users in the groups from Active Directory also needs to have a permission group mapping to receive emails and information from vScope.

Using the custom groups in vScope

Now that the custom groups are created and have users connected to them you can use the Collaboration feature to share information with colleagues via a group, instead of checking each one individually.

Sharing content to a group Click on “Invite people to collaborate” and scroll down to find the available groups, to find the groups in Collaboration, .

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