An overview of user groups

Creating user groups is a great way to segment staff from one organisation.

You can allocate benefits using groups as a filter, an example of this would be creating a 'probation' group and an 'all staff' group, where the 'all staff' group has access to all benefits and the 'probation' group has limited or no access to staff benefits such as life insurance. 

You could also use groups to give benefits to staff who are based in different locations. For example you could allocate the Technology benefit for the 'London Office' group and the 'Salary Sacrifice Car Scheme' benefit to the 'Cambridge Office'.

See our example below for more examples of how this could work for you:

Ready to start using groups? Well, you can start creating the groups yourselves today - here are some quick guides on how:

• Creating groups
• Adding user to groups
• Allocating an individual to a group
• Adding bulk users to groups

Note. You can create as many groups as you like, however, users can only be in one group at a time.