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Organization

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The highest level in the system that distinguishes companies by organizational units.

Multiple organizations can exist within a single system, and each organization manages its own teams, users, and devices. An organization can include multiple teams, and teams jointly manage devices. Users belonging to an organization can be part of one or more teams and participate in activities.

  • Companies are divided by organizational units.

  • An organization can have multiple users and multiple devices.

Example

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There can be multiple organizations within the system. Each organization is an independent unit that manages its own users and sub-structures. For example, Org1 may include User1, User2, User3, and User4. These users become Member1, Member2, Member3, and Member4.

Among them, Member1, Member2, and Member3 can be grouped together to form Team1.

Team1 is assigned Device1 to manage, and the members of Team1 are granted access rights to manage this device. In other words, devices are managed by teams, and only members of the assigned team can access or change settings.

This structure gives the system a hierarchical model: Organization → Team → User → Device.

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