Organizations
Organizations let you collaborate with other users on shared resources. Each organization has an owner and can have multiple members. Resources (wallet accounts, code repositories, platform profiles) can be owned by an organization instead of an individual user.
Creating an organization
From the Organizations page, click Create Organization. Give it a name — names must be unique across the platform. You are automatically the owner of any organization you create. Owners have full control over the organization's resources, members, and settings.
Inviting members
As the owner, generate an invite code from the organization detail page. Share this code with the person you want to invite. When they visit /invite/accept and enter the code, they become a member of the organization. Invite codes are one-time use and can be revoked before they are redeemed.
Member roles
There are two roles:
- Owner — full administrative control. Can update the org, invite members, and manage resources.
- Member — can access and use shared resources within the limits set by the org's subscription plan.
Context switching
The sidebar accounts group shows your personal account and each organization you belong to. Click an organization to switch context. When in an organization context, the sidebar menu items (Wallet, Code, Platform) show resources owned by that organization rather than your personal account.
Feature gates
Organization functionality is gated by the organization's subscription plan. Key gates include:
organization_max_members— maximum number of members.code_collaboration_enabled— share and collaborate on repositories.wallet_multisig_enabled— multi-signature transaction approval.organization_billing_automation_enabled— automated invoice settlement for org-scoped subscriptions.
Leaving or deleting
Members can leave an organization at any time. Only the owner can delete an organization. Deleting an organization removes all of its resources and invites. Member accounts are not affected.