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Users Who Can Update Multiple Tenants

If the user's role allows access to multiple tenants, or a service provider's user role has Update Public authorization (typical for an analyst that works for a service provider), detail pages change as follows:

Untenanted objects

Untenanted objects contain only public data. There are no changes to their detail pages for a service provider user with Update Public authorization. If the user is in a role without Update Public authorization, or does not belong to the service provider, read-only pages for untenanted objects have no Edit button.

Existing Tenant-required objects

Tenant-required objects contain only data associated with a particular tenant. Detail pages for existing tenant-required objects show the object's tenant as part of the standard page header.

Tenant-optional objects

Tenant-optional objects contain both public and tenant-specific data. The detail page for these objects depends on whether the user belongs to the service provider and is in a role with Update Public authorization:

• If a service provider user's role has Update Public authorization, the detail page is the same as that for tenant-required objects.
• If the user's role does not have Update Public authorization, or the user does not belong to the service provider, detail pages for public objects do not have an Edit button. Other detail pages are the same as those for tenant-required objects.