Introduction
Understand organizations, their settings, and the difference between organization and workspace access.
An organization is the top level of your account. It contains your workspaces, members, shared settings, and billing plan. You can belong to more than one organization.
Organization
└── Workspace
└── Database
├── Records
├── Fields
├── Views
└── AutomationsSelect the organization you want to work in before you change its settings. Changes apply to that organization only.
Open organization settings
Open Settings from the organization’s sidebar. The organization owner and Organization Administrators can manage organization-wide settings and members.
Administrators see every settings tab except Billing and Usage. Only the owner can manage billing, view usage, or delete the organization. Administrators cannot remove the owner or change the owner’s access level.
Settings guide
| Area | What it controls |
|---|---|
| General Settings | Name, URL, image, color, appearance, workspace terminology, and deletion. |
| Date & Time Defaults | Display defaults that members inherit until they choose their own values. |
| Members | Organization membership, sign-in methods, and workspace memberships. |
| Sidebar | Platform items shown in the organization sidebar. |
| Field Library | Fields shared across the organization. |
| White Label | Custom domains, branding, and email sender settings. |
| Billing | Tier purchases, subscriptions, payments, and invoices. Owner only. |
| Usage | Resource usage and plan limits. Owner only. |
The AI tab contains organization-level provider and access settings. See AI Agent Getting Started. The Integrations tab manages organization integrations. The Trash tab provides organization-wide access to deleted items; see Trash.
Plan requirements
White label requires Pro or Enterprise. Other feature requirements are listed in their settings guides.
Organization access and workspace access
An organization role controls organization-level administration. A workspace role controls what you can do in that workspace. A member can have different roles in different workspaces.
Owners and Organization Administrators can manage any workspace’s settings. They can also find workspaces they have not joined and join as an administrator.
Use Roles & Permissions to compare workspace roles. Use Personal Settings for preferences that belong to your own account.
Get support
For help with organization access or settings, see Help & Support.