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Managing Organizations

Organizations are the top-level containers in Arcane. Each organization can have multiple projects, and users belong to organizations. Use the Organizations tab to create new organizations or delete existing ones.


What you see​

Instance Administration - Organizations tab

The Organizations tab shows a table of all organizations in your instance:

ColumnDescription
NameOrganization name
CreatedWhen the organization was created (formatted date and time)
ActionsDelete button to remove the organization

Creating an organization​

Click Create Organization to add a new organization to your instance.

Create Organization dialog​

Create Organization dialog

FieldRequiredDescription
Organization NameYesEnter a name for the new organization

Buttons: Cancel closes without saving. Create creates the organization.

Tip: Organizations are useful for separating different teams, environments (staging vs. production), or business units. Each organization has its own datasources, entities, projects, and users.


Deleting an organization​

Click the trash icon next to an organization to delete it. This action:

  • Removes the organization and all its data
  • Deletes all projects within that organization
  • Removes all users from that organization
  • Cannot be undone

Warning: Deleting an organization permanently removes all associated data including projects, evaluations, experiments, traces, and configurations. Make sure you have backups if needed.


What happens after creating an organization​

Once you create an organization:

  1. Configure it — Set up datasources, entities, and other organization-level settings in the Organisation Configuration page
  2. Add users — Invite users to the organization from the Configurations hub
  3. Create projects — Set up projects within the organization for your teams

When to use​

  • Setting up your instance — Create your first organization when getting started
  • Separating teams — Create separate organizations for different teams or departments
  • Environment isolation — Use different organizations for staging and production environments
  • Multi-tenant deployments — Create organizations for different customers or tenants