Organizations are isolated units within your enterprise, each with independent member management, permissions, whitelists, and applications. Enterprise administrators can create one or more organizations to structure and manage employee work.
Navigate to Enterprise Settings > Organizations and click Create Organization. In the dialog box, enter an organization name, select a member synchronization scope, and click OK.The member synchronization scope supports the following options:
All Users: Synchronizes all enterprise users. Changes to enterprise users are automatically synced to the organization.
Some Users: Synchronizes only selected users. You can add one or more department nodes, including all users under those nodes, to be synced to the organization. Changes to users in the selected departments are automatically synced.
In the organization management list, find the target organization, click Actions, and select Edit Name and Sync Scope.
Changing the member synchronization scope removes members outside the new scope from the organization and revokes all their permissions. Proceed with caution.To temporarily deactivate a member, go to the organization's administrative console > Members page and deactivate the member.
By default, the user who creates an organization is its owner. To transfer ownership, click the More button in the Actions column and select Transfer Ownership. Select another organization member as the new owner and confirm.
In the organization list, click the More button in the Actions column and select View Sync Status. A dialog box shows the status of the most recent sync.The dialog box displays the Sync Scope, last sync start time, last sync end time, and last sync result. A button at the bottom lets you trigger a manual sync.
In the organization list, click the More button in the Actions column and select Delete Organization. Confirm the action in the dialog box to delete the organization.
Deleting an organization permanently removes all its data, which cannot be restored.
