Selection
Learn about the Selection component and how it works
All rules must start with an initial selection of users, these users can then be further filtered down, until an action is performed on them.
The initial selection of users can be done by:
Select Users from Groups - Selects all the users from one or more groups.
Select Users by Email Domain - Selects all the users with a partial or exact email domain match.
Select Individual Users - Selects multiple individual users.
Select Users from Groups
When choosing one or more groups, the unique number of users between those groups is added to the Selection component.
e.g. If Daniel and Tom are in Group A, and Tom and Sarah are in Group B. If Group A and Group B are selected, then Daniel, Tom and Sarah (3 users) will be added to the Selection component.
Select Users by Email Domain
When using the Domain Contains field, any users with a partial match to the email domain entered will be selected. This is particularly useful if wanting to match all users with a .com in their domain, or only Australinan based employees with a .au in their domain.
When using the Exact Domain field, any users with an exact match to the email domain entered will be selected. This is particularly useful if wanting to match all users using their private email addresses, such as gmail.com.
When using both the Domain Contains field and Exact Domain field, the fields will be treated as OR when selecting users. e.g. Domain Contains = gmail OR Exact Domain = smolsoftware.com
Select Individual Users
Choosing one or more individual users is very useful for scenarios targeting specific users. For example:
Ensuring contractors are removed on their contract end date
If individual users have been granted special hightened Admin access, it can automatically be revoked on a particular date.
If an individual is being seconded to another team, allowing them access to their projects via a group until a particular date.
If an individual is going on long service leave, removing their product access for that time period.
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