About Organizations

Organizations are the top-level containers in your account. Each organization represents a distinct business, project, or operational boundary. All clients, users, and groups belong to an organization, and may not cross between organizations unless they are explicitly enrolled.

Every organization has a single owner (a user), who may transfer ownership to another user if needed. While organizations can contain many clients and many users, administrative actions are always performed by users — clients cannot administer or modify organizations directly.

Clients, Members, and Groups

A client may be attached to one or more groups inside the same organization. Groups are used to define access tiers or membership segments — for example:

• general members for a forum
• premium subscribers with additional privileges
• separate groups for different offerings or service levels

Groups are organization-scoped. A client cannot join a group in another organization unless that client is independently registered to that organization.

Purpose of Organizations

Organizations allow you to create isolated member pools that can validate access to your offerings and services. This lets you manage:

• user communities for different businesses or projects
• premium vs. free access tiers
• application-specific client registries
• separate identity spaces for multiple brands

For example, you might maintain:

• a forum community with general and premium groups
• a news website with entirely different membership requirements

Both can live under separate organizations, each with its own set of clients, users, and groups — without interfering with each other.