A SuperGroup is a System Administrator defined group of devices that are grouped according a common set of criteria. It comes with its own access control privileges that can be assigned to a user by your System Administrator.
As an example, an organization could have devices spread across a country and would like to some user to only have access to devices in the eastern portion of the country and while other would only have access to devices in the western portion of the country. By creating an Eastern SuperGroup and Western SuperGroup, the System Administrator could restrict user access to one SuperGroup only but retain full access for themselves.
SuperGroups are used for the sole purpose of defining access allowed to any given set of devices therefore permissions to create SuperGroups is typically restricted to System Administrators.
