To efficiently organize and manage your modules, including devices, units, notifications, alerts, geofences, routes, maintenance, and operators, follow these steps to access and manage your groups.

Find Groups: Scroll down the menu until you see the "Groups" option. This section is where you can manage and view all your groups.
Open Groups : Click on "Groups" to open the Groups section.
In the Groups Management section, you will see the Groups List where you can view and manage all your existing groups. Here's how to effectively use this section:
Search for Groups: Use the search bar at the top of the page to find specific groups quickly by typing in their names. This is especially useful when dealing with a large number of groups.
Filter Groups: Apply filters to narrow down the list based on criteria such as child accounts. This helps in viewing groups that are associated with specific accounts or categories.
Group Actions: For each group listed, you will see a set of action icons:
Group Details: Each group entry will display the group’s name and associated modules. The list will also include a count of how many times the group is utilized across different modules, providing a quick overview of its application.
If you have the necessary permissions to add a new group, you can do so through several methods:
When adding a new group, you will be prompted to provide relevant details such as the group name and configuration settings. Ensure that all required fields are filled out to successfully create the group.


To edit an existing group:
This will open the edit screen, where you will see a detailed overview of the group's association with various modules. The top section of the edit screen displays a list of relevant modules such as devices, units, notifications, alerts, geofences, routes, maintenance, and operators. For each module, you’ll see an icon, the module name, and a count indicating how many times the group is utilized within that module (e.g., "jac group used in 2 units").
The bottom section of the edit screen provides a detailed list of entities associated with each module, such as a list of units for the Units module. This allows you to manage and review group associations comprehensively.

If you encounter issues while managing groups, consider the following troubleshooting tips:
By following these steps and using the provided tips, you should be able to manage groups effectively and resolve common issues.