Adding individual users to applications can be a time-consuming process. If you have user groups defined in your data store, you can add the groups to so that application owners can associate them with applications and provide application access to multiple users at once.
Start by signing on using single sign-on (SSO). Next, add information about each group, such as the group name, display name, and description to . Group names should match the group names in your data store and aren't case sensitive.
If you have a large number of groups to add, you can upload the information into in a .csv file. Then, you can add these groups of users to applications, which provides application access to each user in the group.
Identities, user groups, and group membership information are managed in your data store. When a user signs on to , the groups to which the user belongs are sent as part of the groups claim. not only updates its existing group information with information from the data store, but if the claim contains new groups, it adds those groups to , as shown in this diagram. It also updates the user profile to reflect current group memberships.
Adding user groups
After adding groups to , associate them with applications and provide application access to many users at once. Add groups one by one or import group information in a .csv file.
Updating user groups
You can update the name, display name, and description for a user group.
Deleting user groups
Delete user groups when they are no longer needed.