Error : You must have a role in at least one Business Group (vRealize Automation)

Error: You must have a role in at least one Business Group.



You get the above error when you try to reclaim machines in your environment.


Resolution:

1. Login with tenant administrator.
2. Go to Business Group.
3. Click Edit on any of the business groups listed.
4. Add the tenant administrator to the "Group Manager" Role.
5. Try the activity to reclaim machines.

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