Difference between revisions of "The Root Company"
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The first tab of your organization hierarchy lists [[Internal]] contacts, while the second tab lists [[External]] contacts. In the above example, the internal hierarchy is titled '''Branch''' and the external hierarchy is titled '''Organization'''. The [[Organization Terminology|organization terminology]] is variable depending on the SmartSimple [[instance]]; however, the root organization will always appear first on both the internal and external lists. | The first tab of your organization hierarchy lists [[Internal]] contacts, while the second tab lists [[External]] contacts. In the above example, the internal hierarchy is titled '''Branch''' and the external hierarchy is titled '''Organization'''. The [[Organization Terminology|organization terminology]] is variable depending on the SmartSimple [[instance]]; however, the root organization will always appear first on both the internal and external lists. | ||
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Below is an example of an internal hierarchy: | Below is an example of an internal hierarchy: | ||
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* It is helpful to have an internal organization associated with all [[Global User Administrator|''System Administrator''']]; this way, you have a clear visual of exactly who is able to have high levels of access to change and modify your SmartSimple [[instance]] | * It is helpful to have an internal organization associated with all [[Global User Administrator|''System Administrator''']]; this way, you have a clear visual of exactly who is able to have high levels of access to change and modify your SmartSimple [[instance]] | ||
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Below is an example of an external hierarchy.: | Below is an example of an external hierarchy.: | ||
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* Note that organizations named as '''External Reviewers '''or '''External Organizations '''is indicative of organizations ''external'' to the root organization | * Note that organizations named as '''External Reviewers '''or '''External Organizations '''is indicative of organizations ''external'' to the root organization | ||
Revision as of 09:25, 4 June 2019
Definition
The root organization is created when a copy of SmartSimple is initially activated and the first Global User Administrator is associated with this organization. The root organization is displayed at the root of both the Internal and External organization hierarchy, representing the instance.
How to Find the Root Organization
- 1. Click the 9-square icon on the top right of the homepage to access your menu.
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- 2. Under Organizations, select Organization Hierarchy.
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- 3. The current organization hierarchy and users are displayed. The root organization is the first organization listed.
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The first tab of your organization hierarchy lists Internal contacts, while the second tab lists External contacts. In the above example, the internal hierarchy is titled Branch and the external hierarchy is titled Organization. The organization terminology is variable depending on the SmartSimple instance; however, the root organization will always appear first on both the internal and external lists.
Examples
Below is an example of an internal hierarchy:
- It is helpful to have an internal organization associated with all System Administrator'; this way, you have a clear visual of exactly who is able to have high levels of access to change and modify your SmartSimple instance
- The System Administrator and Staff folders are both indicative of organizations internal to the root organization
Below is an example of an external hierarchy.:
- Note that organizations named as External Reviewers or External Organizations is indicative of organizations external to the root organization
Best practice is to define sub-branches of your root organization to appropriately and easily categorize users.
