User Inherit Company Access From Primary Admin Company
The "Inherit From Primary Admin" user option gives users automatic implicit access to any companies that have the user's primary company set as the administrative parent.
For example, given the following:
Name | Type | Admin Parent | Reference ID |
Big Corp Personalisation | Admin | N/a | 10000 |
Big Corp Retailer A | Retailer | 10000 | 10001 |
Big Corp Retailer B | Retailer | 10000 | 10002 |
A user with "Big Corp Personalisation" set as their primary company along with the "Inherit From Primary Admin" will automatically have access to "Big Corp Retailer A" and "Big Corp Retailer B".
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