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Publish Master
- Updated on 04 Mar 2024
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This is the next step in creating a Master Type, where the Administrator can decide which Domains/Sub Domain/Tenants the Master Type should be published to.
Figure: Publish Master Type
The App Designer can choose to configure by the following.
- Global
- Domain
- Sub Domain
- Tenant
Global
When Configure by is selected as Global, the Master Type will be published to all Domain, Sub Domain & Tenant. In case you would like to exclude, please define the exclusion list below.
With Exclusion
To configure by Global Domain along with exclusions, select Yes under the Exclusion list.
Figure: Global Domain with exclusions
Field | Description |
---|---|
Domain | Select the Domain which needs to be excluded. |
Sub Domain | Select the Sub Domain which needs to be excluded. |
Tenant | Select the Tenant which needs to be excluded. |
Without Exclusion
By default, when Global Domain is selected, the Exclusion List will be selected as No. When Exclusion List is selected as No, the Master Type will be published Globally without exclusions.
Example:
Let's say you have a Common Master list of employees in a company, and you want to exclude certain employees based on specific criteria, such as their job title or department. Here's how you might do it:
Excluding Employees based on Tenant:
Let's say you want to exclude employees from the Marketing department. In this case, you would exclude employees whose Tenant is "Marketing."
Excluded Employees:
Employee ID Name Job Title Tenant 002 Jane Doe Marketing Manager Marketing Remaining Employees:
Employee ID Name Job Title Tenant 001 John Smith Software Engineer Engineering 003 Michael Brown HR Assistant Human Resources 004 Emily Johnson Sales Associate Sales 005 David Lee Accountant Finance
This is a simplified example of how exclusion by example could work in a Common Master list of employees. In practice, the criteria for exclusion could be more complex and could involve multiple conditions.
Domain
A domain is the highest entity under which you can configure other platform components. By default, there is only one Domain. When Configure by is selected as Domain, the Master Type will be published to the selected Domain (Including its Sub Domains and Tenants). In case you would like to have exclusions, select Yes under Exclusion List.
With Exclusion
To Configure by Domain along with exclusions, select yes under the Exclusion list.
Field | Description |
---|---|
Sub Domain | Select the Sub Domain which needs to be excluded. |
Tenant | Select the Tenant which needs to be excluded. |
Without Exclusion
When Exclusion List is selected as No, the Master Type will be published to the selected Domain without exclusions.
Sub Domain
A Sub-Domain is the second level on the hierarchy. Think of it as different subsidiaries of the parent company or the conglomerate.
When Configure by is selected as Sub Domain, the Master Type will be published to the selected Sub Domain and its Tenants. In case you would like to have exclusions, select Yes under Exclusion List.
With Exclusion
To Configure by Domain along with exclusions, select yes under the Exclusion list.
Field | Description |
---|---|
Tenant | Select the Tenant which needs to be excluded. |
Without Exclusion
When Exclusion List is selected as No, the Master Type will be published to the selected Sub Domain without exclusions.
Tenant
Tenant is similar to a department within an organization which provision the support related to an IT or a facility.
When Configure by is selected as Tenant, the Master Type will be published to the selected Tenant only.
Figure: Configure by Tenant
Field | Description |
---|---|
Domain | Select the Domainwhich needs to be excluded. |
Sub Domain | Select the Sub Domain which needs to be excluded. |
Tenant | Select the Tenant which needs to be excluded. |
After selecting the option to configure and selecting the details, click Next to move to the next screen.