All group members-All group members can contribute content to the group.For Who can contribute content?, select one of the following:.Whether content items appear in the gallery also depends on how the items are shared. Select People in the organization if you expect organization members to visit. If you expect public visitors to view the gallery, select Everyone (public). If your group will contain curated content to feature on your organization's Gallery page, select the option most appropriate for your intended audience. To define the group, type the exact name (case insensitive) of the group in the text box. An administrator has enabled SAML-based group membership for your organization.You are an administrator with the privilege to link ArcGIS Online groups to SAML-based groups.This option is only available if the following conditions are met: Each user's membership in the group is defined in the SAML assertion response received from the IDP every time the user successfully signs in. By request-Only members who request to join the group and are approved by the group owner or a group manager can join the group.īeing a member of a SAML group-Membership is controlled by an external group managed by a SAML 2.0 identity provider (IDP).By invitation-Only members who are invited by the group owner or a group manager can join the group.For How can people join this group?, select one of the following:.Members of other organizations can join the group as long as they have privileges to join external groups. Any organization's members-Any organization member can join the group without being invited or approved.This option is only available when a partnered collaboration has been established. To create a group, complete the following steps: If your organization is configured for Open Data, you can also make your public group available to open data sites. Organization administrators also use groups to configure the website with the organization's featuredĬontent ( gallery page, home page, and basemaps) and configurable apps. Default administrators can also restrict who can see the list of group members and restrict members from leaving the group (administrative groups). You also have control over items shared with the group and can invite others to join, even if your group doesn't accept membership requests. If you have privileges to create groups, you decide who can find your groups, whether others can request to join, whether members can update items shared with the group, who can contribute content, and the type of items (for example, maps or layers) displayed by default in the group. Groups are collections of items, often related to a specific region, subject, or project, that are created and managed by the group owner.
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