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Use the Groups page to view the existing groups in the directory.

The group details panel shows group members, nested groups, total member count, and other details about the group.
Note:

You must have the Identity Data Admin role to create or edit groups. With the Identity Data Read Only role, you can view groups and group membership, but you can't create or edit groups.

  1. Go to Directory > Groups.
  2. Locate the group that you want to view.
    Note:

    You can browse or search for groups. The results list is updated as you enter the search query. The current groups are shown in the list.

    Groups that were provisioned from an external source include a badge showing the source of the group, such as Gateway or IdP.

  3. Click the group name to open the group details panel.
The group details panel shows information about the group, such as overview, users, and nested groups.

The Overview tab shows the name, description, and summary for the group, including the number of identities in the group, the group ID, as well as other details about the group, such as when it was created and last updated.

To maintain unique group names, PingOne shows a slightly different group name for groups that were provisioned from an external source. The group name is based on the external group name and the source of the group in the format <group-name>|<group-source>|<group-ID>. For example, CN=Accounting,OU=People,DC=local|GATEWAY|23bd87do1-041d-nrnn-05bjb90d9. For more information, see Just-in-time provisioning of external groups.

The Users tab shows the current members of the group.

Note: The Direct label indicates that a user or group belongs to the group directly, rather than belonging to a group within that group, or matching a filter.

The Groups tab shows any nested groups in the group.

The Roles tab shows any roles that have been assigned to the group. For more information, see Roles.