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View the organization hierarchy

This flow describes how to browse the hierarchy of government organizations in MANSOQ. The hierarchy shows each organization and the organizations below it. Pre-requisites - You have access to at least one government organization. - You have…

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Overview

This flow describes how to browse the hierarchy of government organizations in MANSOQ. The hierarchy shows each organization and the organizations below it.

Pre-requisites

Permissions

Permission Access
Can View Organizations Lets you see an organization and browse its place in the hierarchy.

Steps

1. Open the Governance organizations

Select Organizations in the Admin sidebar. Then select Governance.

Note: The Governance item under Organizations holds the government organizations. It is not the Governance section inside a responsibility.

2. Browse the tree

The left panel shows the organizations in a tree, from the top level down. Click the arrow beside an organization to expand its branch. Click the arrow again to collapse the branch.

Note: You see only the organizations that you have access to. MANSOQ hides the other organizations.

3. Open an organization

Select an organization in the tree. MANSOQ shows the name and the description of that organization at the right. Below them, MANSOQ lists the child organizations. MANSOQ also shows a breadcrumb trail above the name. The breadcrumb trail shows the path from Organizations down to the selected organization.

To find a child organization in a long list, enter its name in the search box.

4. Browse your own organizations

You can also browse the hierarchy outside the Admin section. Open your dashboard. Select the Governance tab. The tab shows the government organizations that you belong to. Select an organization to open it.

Note: The My Organizations menu at the top of the sidebar lists the same organizations.

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Source evidence

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