Restriction groups by sub segment (GL104040)

This topic gives you information about the elements that you find in this window in Visma Net, such as fields, field values, buttons, and check boxes.

In this window, you can view the restriction groups that contain a particular subaccount segment value.
You can also change the visibility of the subaccount segment value in the system by including it in other restriction groups or excluding it from groups that currently contain it.

For more information about restriction groups, see: About restriction groups in Visma Net.

In this area, you can select the subaccount segment value for which you want to view or edit its membership in restriction groups.
You can also view additional information about the selected subaccount segment value.

Element Description

Segment ID

The subaccount segment (by its identifier) for which you want to select a value.

Segment value

The segment value for the selected subaccount segment.
In this field, you can select the subaccount segment value for which you want to view or edit its membership in restriction groups.
Description Read-only. The description of the selected subaccount segment value.
Active Read-only. A check box that indicates (if selected) that the selected subaccount segment value is active.

In this table, you can view the full list of restriction groups in the system, along with some basic information about each group.
The check box in the unlabelled Included column is selected for each group that contains the subaccount segment value.
You can select and clear these check boxes to change the membership of the subaccount segment value in restriction groups.

Column Description

Group name

Read-only. The name of the restriction group.
Description Read-only. The description of the restriction group.
Active Read-only. A check box that indicates (if selected) that the restriction group is active.
The system does not enforce restrictions imposed by inactive groups.

Group type

Read-only. The type of the restriction group: A, A inverse, B, or B inverse.
For more information, see: About types of restriction groups.