An organization holds your projects, workspaces, runs, state, credentials, policies, module registry, and audit log. Data in one organization is never visible from another.
You can belong to several organizations. Switch between them, or create one, from the account menu in the top-right corner.
How an organization is organized
| Object | What it is |
|---|---|
| Organization | Your team’s account. Members, roles, and settings live here. |
| Project | A group of related workspaces, such as Platform or Payments. |
| Workspace | One OpenTofu configuration with its own state, variables, and run history. |
| Run | One plan, policy check, approval, and optional apply. |
Administration tasks
| Task | Where | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Invite people and change roles | Members | Members and invitations |
| Understand what each role can do | — | Roles and permissions |
| Rename the organization or change its slug | Settings | Members and invitations |
| Set up single sign-on | Contact support | Enterprise SSO |
| Provision users from your identity provider | Contact support | SCIM provisioning |
| Create tokens for CI | Workspace CLI access | Access tokens |
| Review who changed what | Audit log | Audit log |
Sign-in options
Members sign in with email and password, Google, or your company’s single sign-on (OIDC or SAML). See Signing in and account security.