JAMF Pro User Accounts vs. Scope-able Users

[mhinsz]

Hello.

My organization will be migrating to JAMF Cloud soon, from on premises.

We will not be setting up an LDAP proxy and thus loosing access to LDAP/Active Directory accounts.

I have created a number of standard (nonLDAP) accounts for the management team, but we also have a fair amount of policies that are scoped to LDAP groups for the administrative team.

I don't see how I can scope Self Service policies to this group of JAMF Pro Users.

I did, by chance, create a JAMF Pro User with username as well as a standard "User" account in the Users section with the same username.

I've scoped the a policy to this username, and I can log into Self Service with my JAMF Pro account credentials and see the policy.

Can I do this for a group? How?

When I add users or groups to a Self Service scope, I don't see any of the JAMF Pro User accounts or groups that I have created.

[ShabazSurkhi]

Looking for the solution for the same scenario

[dng2000]

In my environment, I couldn't use standard groups in policy scopes if I remove LDAP integration and I'm working with the CSM assigned to me.  I submitted a feature request at https://ideas.jamf.com/ideas/JN-I-26871 for Jamf Pro to support using standard (non-LDAP) groups for policy scopes so I don't have to deal with adding and maintaining hundreds to thousands of usernames in Jamf Pro when it can be streamlined from AD.