MULTI-ORGANIZATION MANAGEMENT

One account. A different role in each business.

Work across organizations you own or belong to, with access shaped by your role in each one.

ONE PERSON, TWO CONTEXTS

The same account can have a different place in each organization.

This example shows one user connected to two organizations. The organization context keeps the role and access discussion specific to where that person is working.

Example
One user account

Organization A

Owner

Organization management access according to the owner role in this organization.

Organization B

Team member

Work access granted to this person in this organization.

Your role in one organization does not define your role in another. To follow a responsibility, check the assigned role and workflow owner in the organization where the work belongs.

WORK IN THE RIGHT CONTEXT

A business context for the work in front of you.

Keep the organization you are working with clear, without treating every role as a separate user account.

  • Choose the organization

    Enter an organization you are permitted to access and work within its context.

  • Work within your role

    Access follows the role associated with you in the organization you selected.

  • Keep organization settings in context

    The organization’s name, languages, and registered domains stay connected to that organization.

MULTI-ORGANIZATION FAQ

Questions about managing organizations

Short answers about accounts, roles, and organization context.

ONE ACCOUNT, CLEARER CONTEXT

Work across organizations with a role that fits each one.

Start with one account and keep each organization’s work in its own context.

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