When using New User Group, common questions usually focus on group structure, member assignment, and later editing; this FAQ includes 3 common questions and a short glossary.
FAQ
What is the difference between a user group and a department?
- A department usually reflects a fixed structure in the enterprise organization chart.
- A user group is a flexible member collection that can span multiple departments for project teams, approval teams, or other functional groups.
- When you need temporary collaboration or permission-based member management, a user group is often more suitable.
Can one member join multiple user groups?
- Yes. One member can join multiple user groups at the same time.
- When creating or editing a user group, you can add the same member to different groups based on business needs.
- It is helpful to use clear naming rules so each group purpose stays easy to identify.
Can I rename a user group after it is created?
- Yes. In the user group list, select the target user group first.
- Click the more options button.
- Open the edit view, update the name, and save the change.
Glossary
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Category group | A higher-level container used to organize multiple related user groups. |
| User group | A member collection organized by purpose, permissions, or collaboration scope. |
| Available users | A setting that defines who can use the user group or related scope. |
| Parent group | The higher-level group that the current user group belongs to. |