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Organization (IRMS) Group Management
The Organization (IRMS)
Group Management feature is used to create a hierarchy of organizations.
One Organization (IRMS) can "own" a group of others and have
a parent/child relationship.
The following information relates to group management:
- As a prerequisite, an Organization (IRMS)
must be created first, before it is added to a group.
- An Organization (IRMS) cannot be added as
a group member if it is the group owner.
- An Organization (IRMS) group owner cannot
be a member of any other group.
- An Organization (IRMS) group member can be
a member of multiple groups as long as it is not the group owner of
any groups.
Create an Organization (IRMS) Group
- Click Organization
(IRMS) > Group Management. The Create New Organization (IRMS)
Group page appears.
- Select an Owning
Organization (IRMS) from the drop-down list and click Create Group. A success or error
message appears at the top of the page.
- Select the Owning Organization (IRMS) from the
Organization (IRMS) Group to Modify
drop-down list in the Modify Organization (IRMS) Group Membership
section of the page. The available Organizations (IRMS) to add to
the group appears in the Available
Organization (IRMS)s and Member
Organization (IRMS)s boxes.
- To add an Organization (IRMS) to the group,
select it from the first box (Available Organizations) and click the
>> button to add it
to the second box (Member Organizations). To remove a member Organization
(IRMS), select it in the second box and click the <<
button. A confirmation message appears at the top of the screen after
each Organization (IRMS) is moved from one box to the other.
If an Organization (IRMS) is not listed in either box, it may be because
it is an owner of another group.
Remove an Organization (IRMS) Group
To remove a group that was created previously, select the group owner
from the Organization (IRMS) Group to
Modify drop-down list in the Modify Organization (IRMS) Group Membership
section of the page, then remove each of the member organizations.
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