Group Management Use Cases
These use cases describe how individuals need to manage and use group definitions. In its simplest form, a group definition is a list of people that needs to be maintained and used for some ongoing purpose. Groups can be used to coordinate research teams (e.g., authorizing use of a resource), for communication (e.g., managing an email list), or for project management (e.g., task assignments).
| Use Case ID | Title | Use Case Description |
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| GRP-01 | Researcher manages membership of a project group |
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| GRP-02 | Manually create a group |
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| GRP-03 | Manually view or manage the configuration or membership of a group |
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| GRP-05 | Invite members to a group |
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| GRP-06 | Request membership in a group |
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| GRP-09 | Synchronize an external group |
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| GRP-10 | Automate a group's configuration |
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| GRP-12 | Use groups to control access within a resource |
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| GRP-14 | Use a group to control access within an application |
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| GRP-15 | Use a group for task assignments within an application |
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| GRP-16 | Use a group for email distribution |
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| GRP-17 | Drive project membership with an email message |
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