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A complete overview of Admin, Users, Groups, Portals, Licenses, and Activity flow.

Functional Flow Overview

Admin → Control Panel
        ↓
      Users
        ↓
      Groups
        ↓
   Users ↔ Groups
        ↓
     Portals
        ↓
   Portals ↔ Groups
        ↓
     Licenses ↔ Portals
        ↓
   Users → Access Portals (based on Group)
        ↓
     Activity (Monitor Usage)
        ↓
   Return to Portal (Normal View)
  

Key Relationships

• Users ↔ Groups — Users can belong to multiple groups.
• Portals → belong to one Group.
• Licenses ↔ Portals — licenses are assigned per portal.
• Admin always sees all portals.
• Activity monitors organization usage and sessions.

Step-by-Step Functional Explanation

1. Admin → Access Control Panel.
2. Create Users inside the organization.
3. Create Groups (with meaningful names).
4. Add Users to Groups (users can belong to multiple groups).
5. Create/Register Portals (each portal represents a physical or virtual site).
6. Assign each Portal to exactly one Group.
7. Assign Licenses to Portals (per-module as needed).
8. Users log in → access Portals based on Group membership.
9. Admin monitors usage under Activity for compliance and analysis.
10. Admin returns to Portal (exit admin mode).

Artistic Architecture Summary

• Admin sits at the top of the hierarchy.
• Control Panel acts as the central management system.
• Users and Groups are created and managed by Admin.
• Groups link Users with Portals.
• Portals are licensed individually (Licenses ↔ Portals).
• Activity logs maintain transparency and traceability.
• Admin can return to the normal portal view after managements tasks.