Organizations

Create and manage your Deck organization.

An organization is the top-level container for everything in your Deck account. It holds your members, API keys, data, and billing information.

Creating an organization

When you sign up for Deck, an organization is created automatically. You become the first Admin and can begin inviting members immediately from the Console.

Admins can create additional organizations from Switch in the organization menu. Each organization has its own members, data, and API keys. Each organization is billed independently. You can’t create a new organization once you belong to 10.

Switching organizations

If you belong to more than one organization, open the organization menu in the top-right corner of the Console and select Switch to move between them. Your current organization determines which connections, data, and settings you see.

Organization settings

Admins can manage organization settings from Settings in the organization menu.

• General: Update the display name and other details for your organization.
• Members: See all members in the organization and their assigned roles.

Inviting members

Admins can invite new members to the organization by email. Invited users receive an email with a link to join and are assigned a role during the invitation process.

Verified domains

You can verify your company’s email domain (e.g. @yourcompany.com) so that new users who sign up with a matching email are automatically suggested your organization. When a user with a verified domain signs up, they can request to join. An Admin receives an email notification about the request and must approve it before the user gains access.

Removing members

Admins can remove a member from the organization in Settings. Removed members immediately lose access to the Console.

Deleting an organization

Admins can delete an organization from Settings. Deleting an organization permanently removes it along with all of its data, including members, API keys, sources, credentials, agents, tasks, task runs, and stored files.

This action cannot be undone. Once deletion begins, members lose access and any running work is canceled. Deleting an organization does not delete its members’ personal profiles. Members keep their accounts and any other organizations they belong to.