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Organizations and members

From the dashboard, create an organization and give it a name and, optionally, a logo (PNG, JPEG or WebP, at most 150 KB). You are its first owner.

A managed service provider keeps one organization per client: each client’s agents, keys, boards and people stay separate, and the workspace view looks across all of them.

Admins invite by email address, with a role (see roles). The invitation:

  • is emailed, and shows in the person’s bell if they already have an account;
  • can be accepted only by an account signed in on the invited address;
  • expires after seven days;
  • can be withdrawn by an admin, or declined by the person — the members list says which happened. Inviting the same address again renews it.

Three invitations per ten minutes per admin.

People can also join without an invitation when the organization has single sign-on (at the connection’s default role) or SCIM provisioning.

Admins change members’ roles and remove them. Removing someone — or their leaving — also removes their seats on the organization’s teams and every share of its boards to them, and closes any of its boards they have open.

  • Only an owner makes someone an owner.
  • There is always an owner. The last owner cannot be demoted, removed, leave, or delete their account. Make a second owner first.

Admins set the organization’s name and logo, and its sharing policy — whether members may share what they can edit, and which email domains outsiders may be shared with. See sharing.

Infrality is in beta and every organization has every feature at no cost. The plans shown on the website describe what will apply when billing opens; nothing is limited by them today.