Open GoushiRam opened 9 months ago
Users residing in the parent organization and invited to the sub-organization are expected to be unable to directly access the sub-organization's console. This is because the user's credentials are managed within their resident organization.
Had a quick discussion with @malithie regarding the behavior, specifically focusing on accommodating scenarios where a user from root organization, who has been invited as an admin user in the sub org with organization-level permissions, needs to log in to the root organization console (where the user base is managed) but should be seamlessly redirected to the sub-organization they manage. The challenge lies in maintaining a cohesive application experience within the console, including branding elements, which can sometimes lead to confusion for users.
Currently, this concern can be addressed with the workaround mentioned in this git issue. However, we need to revisit this use case as part of our planned revamp of B2B console access in the future.
cc: @AnuradhaSK @dewniMW @sadilchamishka
Describe the issue: We have 2 sets of permissions when creating an administrator role,
When we create am admin role with organization permissions, and the role is assigned to a parent admin, he is unable to access the organization.
How to reproduce:
Recording: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RjGRiVIkBeGu0zWXEL5AucXyvRABkN1u/view?usp=sharing
Expected behavior: Ideally the org administrator with the organization permissions should have access to login to the organization console
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