Multi-Tenant (Multi-Board Interface)
LearningBuilder’s multi-tenant features are designed to support scenarios where multiple credentialing Boards share the same back-end administrative staff.
See also: SSO in a multi-tenant instance
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Overview
This feature is designed to support clients where the same back-end administrative staff support multiple credentialing Boards or organizations.
This approach reduces the administrative burden on that staff by:
Granting administrative users a single set of credentials to manage
Allowing common configuration elements (like Workflow design) to be shared between Boards
Avoiding the need to manage multiple LearningBuilder instances
In this document, the term “Tenant” refers to a Credentialing Board in a multi-tenant LearningBuilder installation.
Features of the Multi-Tenant Architecture
In a multi-tenant configuration:
Each Tenant has a dedicated URL and logo
Content Blocks can have Tenant-specific content
Email Templates and Workflows can reference Tenant-specific variables
Credentials can be associated to specific Tenants
Tenants can have separate https://heuristicsolutions.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/DOCS/pages/521306131
Tenants can have separate Payment Gateway configurations (for specific payment processors only)
Reasons to Consider a Multi-Tenant approach
Customers who have a single administrative staff but will be managing multiple external boards ought to consider a multi-tenant approach. For this approach to work, customers will need to accept the following approach:
Client manages multiple Boards with the same back-end staff
Administrators can access Practitioner data from all Tenants
All payments will be managed using the same payment gateway (though in some cases there may be Tenant-specific account details)
Communications will all be sent from the same Reply To and From addresses
A multi-tenant approach is not suggested when:
Programs have data segmentation restrictions that prevent them from operating in the same environment
Shared Activity Workflows must act differently across Tenants.