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Users & Groups

Each tenant has its own set of users and groups. Tenant Administrators manage these from the tenant administration interface, creating RAMP Internal users, organizing users into groups, and managing provisioned members from external identity providers.

RAMP supports two types of users within a tenant:

User TypeDescriptionHow They Are Created
RAMP Internal UsersUsers with credentials stored directly in the RAMP databaseCreated manually by a Tenant Administrator
External IDP UsersUsers authenticated through LDAP, OIDC, or Windows AuthAutomatically provisioned on first login

RAMP Internal users are created manually within a tenant.

  1. Navigate to Tenants, then select the target tenant.
  2. Open the RAMP Tenant Members tab.
  3. Click Create User.
  4. Fill in the user details:
    • Username — must be unique within the tenant
    • Email — the user’s email address
    • First Name and Last Name
    • Password — set an initial password for the user
  5. Click Create.
  1. Navigate to the tenant’s user list.
  2. Click on the user you want to edit.
  3. Modify profile information such as display name, email, or active status.
  4. Click Save.

To give a tenant user Administrator access within their tenant:

  1. Navigate to Tenants, then select the tenant.
  2. Open the RAMP Tenant Members tab.
  3. Locate the user and click Assign Administrator.
  4. The user will have Administrator privileges within this tenant.

Groups help organize users and simplify role management. Instead of assigning roles to individual users, you can assign roles to a group and all members inherit those roles.

  1. Navigate to Tenants, then select the tenant.
  2. Open the Groups tab.
  3. Click Create Group.
  4. Enter a name and optional description for the group.
  5. Click Create.
  1. Navigate to the Groups tab and click on the group.
  2. Use the Members section to add or remove members.
  3. Members can include:
    • Individual users (RAMP Internal or provisioned external users)
    • External IDP groups (when directory browsing is enabled)
    • Nested groups (groups within groups)
  4. Click Save to apply changes.

Groups can have application roles assigned to them. All members of the group inherit these roles.

  1. Navigate to the group and open the Roles tab.
  2. Click Add Role.
  3. Select the desired application role from the dropdown.
  4. Click Assign.

Role inheritance flows through the group hierarchy:

  • Direct group membership inherits all group roles
  • Nested group membership inherits roles from parent groups
  • External IDP group mappings inherit roles from the mapped RAMP group

When using LDAP or OIDC providers with directory browsing enabled, you can view and manage groups from external identity providers.

  1. Navigate to Tenants, then select the tenant.
  2. Open the External IDP Groups tab.
  3. View groups from the connected identity providers.
  4. Click Sync to refresh the group list from the provider.

When external IDP users log in for the first time, they are automatically provisioned as tenant members. You can view these auto-provisioned users on the Provisioned Members tab. See Provisioned Members for more details.

When RAMP is configured for shared user mode, users can be members of multiple tenants with a single account.

  1. Navigate to Shared Members in the top-level Tenant Admin menu.
  2. Create or manage shared user accounts.
  3. Shared users can log in to any tenant they are a member of.

All application roles except TenantAdministrator can be assigned to users and groups within a tenant.

CategoryRoles
AdministrativeAdministrator, SuperUser
Template (Global)GlobalTemplateOwner, GlobalTemplateEditor, GlobalTemplateViewer, GlobalTemplateApprover
Instance (Global)GlobalInstanceHead, GlobalInstanceDeputyHead, GlobalInstanceEditor, GlobalInstanceExecutor, GlobalInstanceObserver
Content CreationTemplateCreator
System & CalendarSystemManager, CalendarManager
NotificationsMessageSubscriber, PreEscalationSubscriber, EscalationSubscriber

For a detailed explanation of each role, see Roles.

After setting up users and groups, you can map external IDP groups to automate role assignments based on identity provider group membership.