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Organizations

People, grouped and governed

An organization gathers people into a formal group — with members and managers, group-based permissions, and its own free-form attributes. It's a profile itself, so it lives in the same system as everyone else.

Members & roles

Who's in, and who runs it

People join an organization as members, and some of them manage it. Access is granted to security groups rather than individuals, so it follows the group rather than the person — and a group is typed as users or administrators.

  • Each permission grants an action to a security group, so access follows the group rather than the person.
  • An organization tracks its member count as people come and go.
  • Organization-specific data lives in a free-form attributes object — country, plan, anything you need.
Acme Inc · members
MMaria Chenmanager
KKai Ortizmember
AAda Lovelacemember
3 members

Signup channels

Three ways to let people in

New members can be admitted however fits — and each channel assigns the security group they land in, so people arrive with the right access from the start.

By domain

Anyone signing up with an email on an allowed domain can auto-join — set by system admins.

By email

Admit specific email addresses individually, for named invitees.

By token

Generate a token and hand it out; whoever redeems it joins with the assigned group.

Keep exploring

More on Audience

Audience overview

The people layer — from a profile to a targeted campaign.

Profiles

Multi-source typed attributes, identity, and visibility.

Segments

Static lists and dynamic, analytics-backed audiences.

Community

Small groups, families, and custom groups with their own activities.