A group is organized like a "neighborhood," with users, applications, and some common characteristic or point of interest such as technology questions or blogging about your company. and data, within Verint…
Groups can be created by members with proper permissions in one of two ways.
Through the New Menu
Navigate to the parent group in which the new group should be created. From the New menu, select…
To delete a group, navigate to the group you want to delete, click on the pencil in the top of your screen, then click Manage > Manage Group > Group Options , scroll to the bottom of the Group Options…
How you join a group depends upon how the group is configured.
Joinless [All content is public. No membership required.]
Groups that are configured as "Joinless" do not support membership at all…
Group membership can be managed by navigating to the group, Manage > Manage Group > Members :
The Members list shows all current effective members. Members can be members of the group either due to…
Groups define areas of interest for your community and allow you to control content type and access for community members. You can define a group hierarchy with virtually any number of groups and levels…
To edit the definition of a group, including the group's name, URL identifier, avatar, description, parent group, or group type, navigate to the group, Manage > Manage Group > Group Options :
From…
Group contact requests can be enabled to provide a way for visitors and members to send messages to the owners of a group through the community.
Enable Group Contact
To enable the group contact form…
Community Applications can easily be moved from one group to another.
Click on the Pencil Icon > Manage (Application Name) > (Application Name) Options
Scroll down to where the Current Group containing…
The following sections list each role (for the site, group, and applications) with their default permissions.
Administrators (site role) - Members of your community who have all capabilities in the…
