Organization
View Organization enables creating and managing structures within the IT infrastructure, as well as assigning roles and permissions to administrators. The functionality allows easy organization of users and resources, facilitating management of the organizational structure.

Organizations
Tab Organizations allows defining and managing organizational structures. In this section administrators can create main structures (e.g., company branches) and their substructures.
Creating and managing teams
Creating new teams
Click + next to the organizational structure.

Enter the name and description of the new team.

If you want to create a substructure, i.e., assign a structure to one already existing in the system, click the structure that should be the parent. It will be highlighted, as in the example on the screenshot.

Effect:

Confirm the operation by clicking Create item.
Editing existing structures
To edit an existing structure:
If you want to edit an element in an existing structure, select the element of interest in the organizational structure column, then click the icon edit.

Make changes to the selected part of the structure.

Confirm the changes by saving them.
To add a new element to an existing structure:
Select The edit icon, then the place in the structure where you want to add the new element, enter the name for the new element, confirm the changes.

Deleting structures
To delete an organization, select structure element, then click the button Delete with the trash icon. The system will ask for confirmation of the operation, then request the password.


Administrators
Tab Administrators enables managing system administrators and assigning them appropriate access permissions to resources. The tab is divided into two main sections: Groups and Administrators.
Groups
The Groups contains information about permission groups, such as creation date and the number of assigned administrators.
A group defines the scope of system permissions - roles - for administrators assigned to it.
In this section you can also check the roles assigned to a given group in the system and any association with an RBAC group in the domain.
Group functions
Enabling/disabling a group: Groups can be activated or deactivated. Deactivating a group revokes system access for all administrators assigned to it.
Editing a group: Ability to edit the name, description, assigned roles and access.
Administrator preview: Displaying the list of administrators assigned to a given group.
Creating a new group
To create a new group of administrators, perform the following steps:
Click the Create group.
Enter the team name; optionally you can add a description of the group.

Specify the level of access to selected structures (No access, Read only, Full access).

Assign appropriate roles in the system by specifying administrators' permission levels. More about roles in the system.

Confirm the changes by clicking Create group.
Editing a group
During group editing an icon responsible for the group's status is available. Switching the group to Inactive revokes system access for all assigned administrators.
Note: Administrators assigned exclusively to this group lose access to the system if it is deactivated.
Deleting a group
To delete a team, select the trash icon Delete . Deleting a team requires confirmation of the operation and entering a password.

Administrators
Tab Administrators enables adding new administrators to the system. Administrators can be added through two options: Invite a new administrator or Create a new account.
Adding a new administrator
To add a new administrator, perform the following steps:
Select the option Add admin.

Enter the e-mail address of the person you want to invite as an administrator.

Select the administrator group with the assigned roles and permissions to be granted to the new administrator.
Confirm the invitation.
Import from Entra ID
[Import from Entra ID] We are working on this functionality. We will announce its deployment in the changelog as soon as it becomes available.
The system allows importing administrators from Entra ID. This import is configured by the main administrator in the User profiletab. After starting the import the system retrieves all users from the groups Entra IDwho are assigned to permission roles in the system. The import concerns administrator groups linked to the eAuditor Cloud.

Linking groups with RBAC. Administrator groups can be associated with permission-based roles RBAC (Role-Based Access Control), which enables even more precise role assignment and access control in the system.

Editing administrator accounts
To edit an administrator's details:
Select the administrator from the list.
Click Editto change their details, assign them to a different administrator group or modify their permissions.

Two-factor authentication (2FA) can be configured globally from the User panel. Enabling this feature increases login security to the system.
Editing the Administrator account - the user who created the account in the eAuditor Cloud system and is assigned to the default “Administrator” group - is restricted.
This account cannot be edited or deleted. Only the password and authentication method can be changed.
Deleting administrator accounts
To delete an administrator account:
Click Delete administrator for the selected administrator.
Confirm the operation to remove the account. Deleting an administrator requires confirmation by the person performing this operation.

Editing the Administrator account - the user who created the account in the eAuditor Cloud system and is assigned to the default “Administrator” group - is restricted.
This account cannot be edited or deleted. Only the password and authentication method can be changed.
Roles and permissions
The system allows assigning specific roles and access levels to users and administrators. Roles define what operations users can perform in the system, e.g., full access, read-only access, or no access. By assigning appropriate permissions you can precisely control which resources and functions are available to individual users, ensuring security and effective system management.
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