Organizations
Teams, seats, and shared settings.
Organizations let a team use Proliferate together instead of everyone working from separate personal accounts.
Create or join an organization when more than one person needs shared billing, a shared GitHub App installation, shared organization secrets, or common controls over which agents and auth routes the team uses.
Organization settings
Organization: name and logo, GitHub App installation status, the agent policy checklist, and a link out to billing.
What organizations own
- Profile. Organization name and logo, shown in the organization switcher.
- Seats and billing. Team plan checkout and billing are managed from the Billing screen, linked from Organization settings.
- Members and roles. Owners and admins invite members and assign the owner, admin, or member role. See Members & groups.
- GitHub App installation. One GitHub App installation per organization, so repository access isn't tied to any single person's personal GitHub account.
- Organization secrets. Secrets available in every member's cloud sandbox. See Development environments for repo-scoped secrets and setup, and Data boundaries for how secret scopes are kept separate.
- Integrations. Which third-party tools (Linear, Notion, Slack, and others) members are allowed to connect at all.
- Agent policy. Which auth routes and coding agents the team is expected to use. See Policies.
- Single sign-on. See Identity.
A Budgets screen exists for tracking compute units and LLM credits as separate organization budgets, with a per-member usage table. It's still placeholder UI while usage rollups are being wired up, so don't rely on the numbers it shows yet.
Personal and organization context
Outside an organization, your work uses your personal credentials, personal defaults, and your own personal cloud sandbox.
Joining or creating an organization adds a second, shared context on top of that: organization secrets, an organization-wide agent policy, and (if configured) SSO. Your personal settings stay yours; they don't change when you switch between personal and organization context.
Who can manage organization settings
Only members with the owner or admin role can view and change the settings on this page. See Members & groups for the full role breakdown.