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title: Organizations
meta:
    description: Tinybird Organizations group workspaces, members, billing, limits, and infrastructure settings.
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# Organizations

Organizations group Workspaces, members, billing, limits, and infrastructure settings in one region. Every [Workspace](/forward/core-concepts/workspaces) belongs to an Organization.

Use Organizations to manage access across Workspaces, monitor usage, review billing, and control dedicated infrastructure settings when your plan includes them. See [Plans](/forward/pricing).

The **Organization settings** section consists of the following areas:

* Overview
* Cluster (dedicated infrastructure only)
* Observability
* Logs
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* Workspaces
* Members
* Billing (organization admins only)
* Managed regions

## Users and organizations

Users can be members of one or more Organizations. A user can only be the admin of one Organization.

## Access the organization settings

To access **Organization settings**, select the organization name in the page header. You can also select **Organization settings** from any **Settings** page.

## Overview

The **Overview** page is the Organization landing page. It gives you a snapshot of your Organization's health and usage at a glance.

The page is organized in three sections:

- **Recently visited workspaces**: shows the Workspaces you visited most recently. Up to 4 Workspaces are shown. Select **View all workspaces** to see all Workspaces in the Organization.
- **Usage metrics**: 7-day usage cards with maximum aggregation for CPU, API vCPU, Memory, and other metrics depending on your plan.
- **Errors**: a 7-day errors chart with the 5 most recent error log entries. Select the chart to go to the [Logs](#logs) page filtered by errors.

The **Usage metrics** section varies by plan:

- **Free, Developer, and SaaS**: 7-day usage cards with maximum values.
- **Enterprise**: per-cluster Load and Memory indicators with one row per replica. You can toggle between **Now**, **6 h avg**, and **24 h avg** views.

## Cluster

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The **Cluster** section is only available for Organizations with dedicated infrastructure.
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The **Cluster** page is the central place to monitor and manage your dedicated cluster. It includes:

- **Load and memory charts** showing cluster resource usage over time.
- **Replica information** with the status and metrics for each replica in your cluster.
- **Manage Cluster** flow to adjust your cluster configuration. Only Organization admins can perform this action.

For replica operations, see [Cluster management](/forward/guides/cluster-management).

## Observability

The **Observability** page shows details about your resource usage.

### Charts view

The following charts are available depending on your plan:

{% table %}
  * Plan
  * Charts
  ---
  * Free
  * Max/Average vCPU time, Max/Average API vCPU time, Max/Average memory, Storage, Accumulated daily requests, Total errors
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  * Developer
  * Total errors, Max/Average vCPU time, Max/Average API vCPU time, Max/Average memory, Requests, Storage, Ingested rows, Quarantine rows, Data Transfer
  ---
  * SaaS
  * Max/Average vCPU time, Max/Average QPS, Max/Average memory, Requests, Storage, Data Transfer, Total errors
  ---
  * Enterprise (Dedicated infrastructure)
  * Max load, Max memory, Requests, Storage, Data Transfer, Total errors
{% /table %}

You can select between average and maximum values for all usage charts, as well as the period, from **Last hour** to **Last 7 days**.

### Table view
 
Use the view toggle to switch between charts and table view.

The table view shows resource usage by Workspace or resource. You can filter by resource name by typing in the text box.


## Logs

The **Logs** page is a cross-workspace logs explorer. It surfaces logs from all Workspaces in your Organization in one place, with the same filters and layout as the per-workspace logs page.

The page includes:

- A **chart** at the top showing log volume over time. Drag to zoom in on a time range.
- A **filter sidebar** with time range presets and a custom range picker, plus filters for errors, status codes, log types, sources, Workspace, and a text search.
- A **paginated table** showing log entries. Select a row to open a side panel with full log details.
- A **real-time toggle** that refreshes the view every 5 seconds.

With the **Workspace filter**, you can quickly narrow the results to Workspaces that have logs in the current time range, ranked by log count.

Filter state is reflected in the URL, so you can share links to a specific view with colleagues.

## Workspaces

The **Workspaces** page shows details of all your Workspaces, including their name, members, and resources used by each Workspace.

New Workspaces created by a user with an email domain linked to, or matching an Organization are automatically added to that Organization.

## Members

The **Members** page shows details of your organization members, the workspaces they belong to, and their roles. From this page you can manage existing members, their permissions, or invite new members.

The table shows the following information:

* email
* Workspaces and roles

To view the detail of a member’s workspaces and roles, select the arrow next to the Workspace count. A menu shows all the workspaces that user is part of, plus their role in each Workspace.

To change a user’s role or remove them from a Workspace, hover over the Workspace name and follow the arrow. Select a new role from **Admin** or **Viewer**, or remove them from the Workspace. You don't need to be a user in that Workspace to make changes to its users.

### Add or remove members

To add a user, select **Add member**.

To remove a user from the Organization, select **Remove member** in the menu.

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All Organization members can access the **Members** page. Members can only see users from Workspaces they belong to and cannot manage other members. Only Organization administrators can invite or remove members and change roles.
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### Add an organization admin

To add another user as an organization admin, follow these steps:

1. Navigate to the **Organization settings** page.
2. Go to the **Members** section.
3. Locate the user you want to make an admin.
4. Select the **More actions (⋯)** icon.
4. Select **Organization admin** in the menu.

This grants organization admin access to the selected users.

## Billing

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Only organization administrators can access the **Billing** section.
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The **Billing** page contains a summary of the credits balance for your plan, with links to billing details and a summary of your plan. See [Billing](/forward/pricing).

From the **Billing** page you can upgrade or resize your plan, or cancel it if you wish to downgrade to Free.

If you're on a Developer plan, the usage diagram shows the total expenditure by monthly invoice.


## Managed regions

The **Managed regions** page shows the self-managed regions where your Organization has Workspaces. See [Self-managed](/forward/core-concepts/self-managed).

### Add a region

To add a region, select **Add region**.

### Remove a region

To remove a region, select the **More actions (⋯)** and then select **Delete**.