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Create and Organize Folders

In VaultysHub, folders are the heart of the access policy. A folder groups applications and users: any user who is a member of a folder automatically accesses all the applications it contains, without individual configuration.

Why Structure in Folders?​

Folders can be nested infinitely to reflect your company's organization. Here are two concrete examples:

Example 1 — by department:

HR/
└─ Recruitment/
└─ Payroll/
IT/
└─ Development/
└─ Infrastructure/

Example 2 — by agency/client:

AgencyA/
└─ ClientB/
└─ ClientC/
AgencyB/
└─ ClientD/

In both cases, each sub-folder inherits the parent context while allowing specific rights and applications at that level.

Accessing Folder Management​

In the sidebar navigation, click on Folders.

Click on Folders in the navigation bar to manage your folders

You will arrive on the Folders tab.

Create a Folder and a Sub-folder​

Click on the Add a folder button at the top right. An input field appears: type the full path of the folder to create.

To create a sub-folder, use the separator /: for example AgencyA then AgencyA/ClientB.

Enter the name of the folder to create. Use a slash (/) to create sub-folders at once

The hierarchy immediately reflects the created structure.

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Available Actions on a Folder​

Hover over a folder to display the action menu (icon ⋮).

Hover over a folder to access actions: clone, add a sub-folder, rename, enable for all, delete

ActionDescription
Clone the folderDuplicates the folder and its entire structure (applications, sub-folders)
Add a sub-folderCreates a new child folder directly under this folder
RenameRenames the folder
Enable/Disable for all usersIf enabled, all members of the organization automatically have access to the applications of this folder, without explicit assignment
DeleteDeletes the folder and all its sub-folders

Folder Details​

Click on a folder to display its summary in the right panel: assigned applications, members who have access, and configured rights. A Configure button allows access to detailed settings.

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