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Secure Access Service Edge:user group management

Last Updated:Nov 24, 2025

When you configure a policy, you must specify the user group to which the policy applies. A user group can contain multiple users. You can add users to a group based on their account names, email addresses, mobile phone numbers, or organizational structure.

Prerequisites

The identity source configuration is complete. For more information about the configuration methods, see Identity Synchronization.

Add a user group

  1. Log on to the Secure Access Service Edge console.

  2. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Identity Authentication > Identity Access.

  3. On the User Group Management tab, click Create User Group.

  4. In the Create User Group panel, configure the parameters. The following table describes the parameters.

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    Parameter

    Description

    User Group Name

    The name of the user group.

    Description

    The description of the user group.

    Group Scope

    The scope of the user group. Valid values:

    • Organizational Structure: If you set this parameter to Organizational Structure, the Organizational Structure information for which an identity source is configured and enabled is displayed. Select an organizational structure as needed.

    • Account Name: If you set this parameter to Account Name, the Configure Account Name field appears.

    • Email Address: If you set this parameter to Email Address, the Configure Email Address field appears.

    • Mobile Phone Number: If you set this parameter to Mobile Phone Number, the Configure Mobile Phone Number field appears.

    Configure Relationship

    The relationship for the user group. Valid values:

    • Equal To

    • Not Equal To

  5. Click OK.

    The new user group is automatically added to the user group list.

    You can perform the following operations as needed:

    • Edit: Click Edit to view or modify the user group information.

    • Delete: Click Delete to remove the user group.

What to do next

After you add a user group, you can use the group to specify the scope of a policy. For more information about how to configure policies, see Configure a zero trust policy for private access.