An organization is an instance of the Data-Admin-Organization class. An organization is the top level of the three-level organizational hierarchy available to all your applications. The middle level instances are known as divisions. (Data-Admin-OrgDivision class). The lowest level is the organization unit level (Data-Admin-OrgUnit class).

One Process Commander system can support multiple organizations. By convention, organization names are in LDAP format — such as pega.com — also called the network domain format.

The organizational structure affects:

• Management reporting and statistics visible in the Monitor Activity workspace
• Each user's RuleSet list, assembled as a user logs in

Select > Organization And Security > Organization > Organization Chart to BYRNB 2/25/10 see the organizations in your system.

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GRP-287 5.5 The Organization Chart displays a hierarchy of organizations, divisions, and organization units. Click a plus sign to expand any node. Organizations are presented as the first (top) level. In this example, AlphaCorp.com is an organization.

The chart includes a text description of the organization. By right-clicking a node, you can use a pop-up panel to:

• Add nodes at the peer level (for example, select an organization and create a new one)
• Add children nodes (for example, select an organization and create a new division belonging to it)
• Add operators to organizations, divisions, or organization units
• Open an organization, division, or organization unit rule form
• View a list of operators associated with each node

The chart also available on the Chart tab of the Organization, Division, and Organization Unit forms. For more information, see Using the Organization Chart.

	division, organization unit, organizational RuleSet, ownership, RuleSet list
	About Organization data instances WorkManager portal — Working in the Monitor Activity workspace
	Atlas — Initial Organization instances

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