User groups are two or more resources (users) that can share access rights. CA Clarity PPM provides a default user group, called Basic, that gives basic access rights to all users. As a system administrator, you can create additional user groups that have specific access rights for different parts of the product. When you assign a user to a user group, the user is automatically granted the group access rights. You can add an unlimited number of users to a user group.
For example, a user group named Portfolio - Managers provides the following global rights to its assigned users.
These rights allow the portfolio managers create and read/write privileges for all portfolios.
The following diagram describes how a system administrator creates a user group:

Perform these steps to create a user group:
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