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# SubTenant Devices

The **Device in Sub-Tenant** section allows administrators to allocate devices to specific sub-tenants within the platform. This ensures a streamlined organization of resources, enabling precise management of devices across different sub-tenants. Devices assigned to a sub-tenant are exclusively visible and manageable within that sub-tenant's scope, supporting efficient operational control and enhanced data segmentation.

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## Steps to Assign Devices to a Sub-Tenant:

1. **Navigate to SubTenant Devices**
   * Open the **Administration** menu and go to **SubTenants Devices**.
2. **Select Target SubTenant:**
   * From the list on the right-hand side, choose the SubTenant to which devices will be assigned.
3. **Initiate Device Assignment:**
   * Click the **+ Assign Device to SubTenant** button.
4. **Select Devices:**
   * From the device list, use the check boxes to select the devices you wish to assign.
5. **Device are added:**
   * once the check box is clicked the device is automatically added to the subgroup

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