Create user groups
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All permissions in Flow Connect are managed through groups.
Flow Connect utilizes separate access groups for administrators and end users.
Administrator groups control permissions in the Hub, while end user groups manage runtime access and the ability to run apps in test and production environments.
Admin groups provide granular control over Hub management, allowing users to manage users and groups or applications according to their assigned permissions. Additionally, developer access is set for individual application packages.
Built-in groups, denoted by a key icon, offer easy onboarding and have fixed permissions that cannot be altered.
Click on the Create Group button located at the top of the Groups screen and choose whether to create an Admin or End User group.
Enter the name, description and add users to the group.
In the System permissions section you set the permissions for the group members inside the Hub.
Create Application Packages: Users can create new application packages and set access for the package.
Edit all Application Packages: Users have full access to all application packages in the organization.
Manage Users and Groups: Users can invite new users, edit and delete existing users and create and edit groups including setting permissions.
Manage Organization Components: Users can create and edit organization components in the application library.
The Applications tab is a read only view of the application packages assigned to the group.
If all system permissions are turned off for a group, its members can only access the Hub in read-only mode.
Enter the name, description and add users to the group.
The Application Packages section will display assigned runtime access for test and production environments.