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Organizations

An organization is the base unit of multi-tenancy. All data, settings, and users belong to a specific organization.

Concept

  • One user can be in multiple organizations — switched via top-bar.
  • Data is strictly isolated — users only see organizations they're members of.
  • Each organization has its own billing, settings, and members.

Common use cases

Single organization (most common)

A regular company — one organization with all employees.

Multiple organizations

  • MSSP: one MSSP-internal organization for their own operations, plus a separate organization per client.
  • Holding: parent company + a separate organization per subsidiary.
  • Consultant: their own Consulting Co. plus member-access into client organizations.

How to create an organization

  1. Profile menu → Organizations → Create New.
  2. Enter:
  3. Name — full legal name (used in monitoring).
  4. Display name — how to show it in the UI (can differ).
  5. Primary domain — main domain.
  6. Country — for compliance and data residency.
  7. Pick a tier (Free / Pro / Enterprise).
  8. Create.

You automatically become Admin of the new organization.

Organization settings

Settings → Organization:

  • Name and display name.
  • Logo — for reports and dashboard (Pro+).
  • Domain verification — verify the domain is yours (DNS TXT record).
  • Default language — language for new users.
  • Timezone — for schedules, notifications, reports.
  • Data residency — region where your data lives (Enterprise).

Personal vs corporate accounts

The allow_personal_accounts setting controls whether users from your domain can sign up outside your organization.

  • Disabled (default for Enterprise) — any email from your domain can only register via invitation into your organization.
  • Enabled — users can create personal accounts on the platform. Useful if you want to let employees use the free tier personally.

Switching between organizations

Top-bar → Organization switcher → pick an organization.

The URL changes to bcp.bytecode.team/org/{org_slug}/... — you can share links to pages in a specific organization.

Deleting an organization

  1. Settings → Organization → Danger Zone → Delete.
  2. Type the organization name to confirm.
  3. After deletion you have 30 days to restore (support@bytecode.team), after which the data is permanently removed.

⚠️ Only an Admin can delete an organization.

Handing over control

If you're leaving the company or want to hand over control — simply promote another user to Admin via Settings → Members. There's no separate "owner" role — all Admins have the same rights.

⚠️ Before deleting your own account, make sure at least one other Admin remains in the organization, otherwise it'll be left without management.