Modifying the entities of a partition
2025-01-10Last updated
To control the visibility of entities to users in your system, you must first add entities to a partition.
What you should know
To simplify the partition configuration process, when you add or remove entities from a
partition, the system automatically adds or removes their related entities from that
partition. The rules applied by the system are as follows:
- Adding a user group or a cardholder group also adds their members.
- Adding a user or a cardholder doesn’t automatically add their parent groups.
- Removing a user group or a cardholder group also removes their members.
- Removing a user or a cardholder doesn’t automatically remove their parent groups.
- Adding a cardholder also adds their associated credentials.
- Removing a cardholder also removes their associated credentials.
- Adding a credential doesn’t automatically add its associated cardholder.
- Removing a credential doesn’t automatically remove its associated cardholder.
- When adding or removing an entity with child entities (such as an area or a role), you must specify if its child entities must be included. If child entities are included, it will add or remove everything nested below the entity.
- Adding an entity to a partition doesn’t remove it from the other partitions it belongs to. There’s no limit to the number of partitions an entity can belong to.
- Removing an entity from a partition automatically adds it to the Genetec SC SaaS partition if that entity doesn’t belong to any other user-created partition.
- You can’t remove an entity from the Genetec SC SaaS if that entity doesn’t belong to any other user-created partition.