How does the group generation process work?
The group generation process takes all members in the database who are not in a group but have completed a GroupFinder profile and matches them to a group based on the group’s profile and the individual’s profile. The logic used to match the groups is the same logic that is used to recommend groups to an individual who fills out a profile in GroupFinder. The group generation process just takes the highest ranked match and assigns that member as a temporary group member. Temporary group members are only displayed as members of the group for the GroupFinder administrator (other security levels only see permanent members) and are denoted with an * when the group members are viewed by the administrator. On the group info page members can be changed to permanent status if the administrator wants to assign them to that group. After the group generation is complete a report displays the members and what group they were placed in. The generation process also considers the group’s maximum size
