Who can use this feature?
👤 Organizations Owners & Admins.
🚩 Available on the Essential & Enterprise Plans.
Overview
With nested groups, you can create parent groups and an unlimited number of nested sub-groups. This allows you to model your groups after your real-world company structure and manage devices in a more logical fashion. For example, you may create a parent group for an entire corporate division, with nested sub-groups for individual departments, locations, teams, etc.
With the flexible hierarchy enabled by nested groups, you gain more granular control over your devices. Groups can be leveraged more strategically to enable easier scalability as your deployment grows.
Create Groups
Navigate to Devices & Groups.
Click on the + icon in the secondary navigation menu next to Groups.
Enter a title then click Add Group.
💡 After at least one group has been created, when creating additional groups by clicking on the + icon you will have the option to assign the group to a parent group while creating it.
Create Sub-Groups
Navigate to Devices & Groups.
Navigate to the parent group in question.
Click Add Sub-group:
If the parent group you are adding the sub group to does not have any other sub groups, you will find the Add Sub-group button front and center.
If the parent group you are adding the sub group to has other sub groups, you will find the Add Sub-group button above the devices table towards the top right.
💡 You can create an unlimited number of nested sub-groups within the parent group by following these steps.
Configure Groups with Devices, Content & Settings
Once you have created parent groups and sub-groups that model your real-world company structure, you are now ready to add devices and configure them. To configure a group:
Navigate to the sub group to which you would like to add devices.
Click Configure Group.
Click Confirm.
For example, let's say you are a multinational enterprise with offices in San Francisco and Tokyo. You may want to create parent and sub groups accordingly:
Navigate to the San Francisco and Tokyo groups (one at a time) and click Configure Group and then click Confirm. You can now add devices to the San Francisco and Tokyo groups and begin configuring them with the desired Content, Kiosk Experience, and Settings. For more information about configuring configuration groups, see this collection of articles.
💡 Duplicate a configuration group to easily create additional configuration groups with content and settings pre-configured. This is a time saver if you need to create multiple configuration groups with the same or similar configuration. Learn more about duplicating configuration groups here.
Move Groups to or Between Parent Groups
Navigate to the group you want to move.
Click on the Edit icon in the top right.
Click on the Parent Group (Optional) input to open a dropdown displaying parent groups.
Select the desired parent group then click Apply Changes.
Duplicate Configuration Groups
💡 Duplicate a configuration group to easily create additional configuration groups with content and settings pre-configured. This is a time saver if you need to create multiple configuration groups with the same or similar configuration.
Navigate to the configuration group you want to duplicate.
Click on the Edit icon in the top right.
Click Duplicate Group.
Adjust the title (optional) then click Create Group.
💡 Once the group has been duplicated, move it to the desired parent group if one already exists.
Rename Groups
Navigate to the group you wish to re-title.
Click on the Edit icon in the top right.
Click into the Group Title input then change the title.
Click Apply Changes.
Delete Groups
Navigate to the group you wish to delete.
Click on the Edit icon in the top right.
Click Delete Group.
Select between Move subgroups or Delete X subgroups and ungroup X nested devices.
If you are deleting a group that contains sub-groups, by selecting Move subgroups you will be given the option to assign the sub-groups to a different parent group.
If you are deleting a group that contains sub-groups, by selecting Delete X subgroups and ungroup X nested devices the sub-groups will be deleted and any devices assigned to the sub-groups will be ungrouped.