If a navigation flow is named exactly the same as a user group, what happens?

• A. It is automatically assigned to the group.
• B. It must be manually assigned.
• C. It cannot be used.
• D. It creates a conflict.

Answer: (A)

In FCCS, navigation flows are linked to user groups for access control, and the system uses naming to simplify this mapping. If a navigation flow is named exactly the same as a user group, that flow is automatically assigned to that group. This design helps streamline security setup so users in that group can access the flow without any manual assignment steps, reducing the chance of missing permissions.

Since the flow is auto-mapped by the matching name, there’s no need for manual assignment in this scenario, and there aren’t conflicts created simply by the identical name. It also doesn’t prevent usage of the flow—the flow becomes available to the group right away.