Grouper Users - Open Discussion List

[Earl Lewis <>]

Does anyone know of a way to represent traditional one-to-many relationships between people, within a group, in Grouper?

The use-case is this. We would like to have a group for all of our executives across campus. We would like to include those execs administrative support staff. Most of the time this is a one exec <-> one admin relationship, and sometimes it's one exec <->> many admins.

As far as I can tell Grouper isn't really designed to handle relationships between people within a group, except to say that they are members of the same group. Can anyone shed any light on this type of use-case in Grouper?

Earl