Difference between revisions of "Obsolete Help For Care Managers"

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This is the guide for administrators of multiple machines. It provides an overview of the different units of organization, and how to manage them.

Groups

Groups are a business unit of accounts that are managed by a common administrator. Group-level users can perform tasks on all the accounts in the Group.

Groups Overview

Communities

Communities are collections of accounts that can share social content. Group-level users can create and manage Communities, and add, schedule, and remove Community content.

Communities Overview

Other

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Difference between revisions of "Obsolete Help For Care Managers"

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