The figure below is an example of grouping when you set user inventory items in the policy. This example is based on clients in a Software Division.

Figure 9-28 Example of grouping by user inventory items (1)

The following describes the result of the grouping in Figure 9-28.

• clt01 is added under Section according to the policy setup.
• clt02 does not have a Section because the Position is Director. In this case, the level corresponding to Section is moved up and clt02 is added under Department.
• In clt03, the Inspection division is under the Software Division so there is no Headquarters. In this case, as with clt02, the level corresponding to Headquarters is moved up, Department is added at the top, and Section is added under Department and clt03 is added under Section.
• clt04 is not grouped by the policy setup in Figure 9-28. One way to group clt04 would be to set the policy as follows:
  
  • Set Position in level 4 of the policy.
  • Insert Group in level 1 of the policy.
  The following figure shows the result of regrouping using these settings.
  

  Figure 9-29 Example of grouping by user inventory items (2)