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| - | //__Note__: This guide assumes the reader has knowledge of how the Grouping function works within MyGeotab. For further information of Geotab Groups please reference this [[https://www.geotab.com/wp-content/themes/geotab-template/resources/videos/doc/Groups%20and%20Clearances%20and%20All%20There%20is%20to%20Know.pdf|document]].// | + | //__Note__: This guide assumes the reader has knowledge of how the Grouping function works within MyGeotab. For further information of Geotab Groups please reference this [[https://www.geotab.com/video/groups-and-clearance/|document]].// |
| Cameras associated with a MyGeotab database, once paired to a GO device, will then mirror that GO device's Group settings. By setting the GO device Groups, one can then control access to what users view cameras by setting up the user's Security Groups accordingly as well as making it easier to find and consolidate cameras within the add-in. Cameras that are //not// paired to a GO device automatically associate themselves with the root **Company group** within Geotab. | Cameras associated with a MyGeotab database, once paired to a GO device, will then mirror that GO device's Group settings. By setting the GO device Groups, one can then control access to what users view cameras by setting up the user's Security Groups accordingly as well as making it easier to find and consolidate cameras within the add-in. Cameras that are //not// paired to a GO device automatically associate themselves with the root **Company group** within Geotab. | ||
