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What is the ANVL organizational hierarchy?

Learn how ANVL’s organizational hierarchy is structured and how Groups (Sites) support reporting, assignments, and rollups.

Written by Lauren Baird

Answer

ANVL uses a fixed organizational hierarchy that determines how access, reporting, assignments, and visibility flow through the platform.

At a high level, the hierarchy is:

Organization → Group → Supervisor → User

Each level has a specific role:

  • Organization = your overall ANVL environment

  • Group = a site, facility, region, or operational unit

  • Supervisor = the reporting and accountability relationship between people

  • User = the individual person completing work or reviewing data

This hierarchy is not customizable. ANVL does not use nested Group structures for rollups. Instead, rollups are created using Group Tags and, when needed, User Tags.


Steps

Review the hierarchy in the Admin Portal

  1. Open the ANVL Admin Portal.

  2. Review Group Management to understand how Groups are structured.

  3. Review User Management to understand how users, supervisors, and Group assignments connect.

Confirm how Groups fit into the hierarchy

  1. Verify what each Group represents in your organization.

  2. Confirm users are assigned to the correct Group(s).

  3. Confirm supervisors are assigned correctly for reporting and accountability.

  4. Review Group Tags to make sure rollup logic matches your organizational structure.

Conceptual view of the ANVL organizational hierarchy from Organization to User.

My Group dropdown in ANVL Manager used to select and switch between site-level Groups (sites).

Understand how the hierarchy is used

  1. Groups are where workflows are deployed.

  2. Groups are where assignments are scoped.

  3. Workflow submissions are tied to a Group.

  4. Reports and dashboards are filtered and aggregated by Group.

  5. Group Tags support rollups across regions, programs, or business units.

  6. User Tags can be used when additional person-level reporting attributes are needed.

Standard Power BI report filters showing Group mapped to Site and Job Title sourced from User Tags; additional hierarchy or custom filtering can be configured using Group or User Tags—contact your Benchmark Gensuite point of contact for customization needs.

Important clarifications

  • The ANVL hierarchy itself is fixed.

  • Organizational rollups are created through tags, not through nested Groups.

  • In organizations using other Benchmark Gensuite applications, it is usually best to align ANVL Groups with corresponding Benchmark Gensuite sites when possible.

  • Misalignment in Group structure or tagging can create reporting, assignment, and integration issues.


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