Hi! First of all, thanks for answer!
I have a comment about the suggest.
I tried this option but doesn't solve the issue. Why? Because you create a group in your ORG and assign roles and Divisions to it, that's correct but your own Divisions are not the same of the customer one's.
For example you have the next divisions: Home, PROD, QAS and you create your group on the basis of those ones. But the customer has the nex ones: Home, CAU, QAS_PROD. They are not the same between orgs, there will be no relation to apply this on the customer org.
I hope my explanation was easy to understand.
Greetings! Abril
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Abril Churin
Support Engineer II
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Original Message:
Sent: 06-04-2026 14:11
From: Muhammed Shibil
Subject: Authorized ORG - Divisions
Hi Abril,
I believe when you create a pair under Authorized Organizations, there is no option to specify divisions directly.
Instead, you can create a group in the User Groups section and assign the required roles and divisions to that group. Once the group is configured with the appropriate permissions, you can create the Authorized Organization pair using that group and then verify that users only receive access to the divisions and roles assigned to the group.
I would recommend testing with a sample user to confirm that the access is limited to the specified divisions before rolling it out more broadly.
Hope this helps!
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Muhammed Shibil
Senior Software Engineer
Feebak : The Voice of Customer
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