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Organizations

Organizations in Sourcetool provide a way to group users, manage access control, and share resources across teams. They are the foundation for collaboration in Sourcetool applications.

What are Organizations?​

An organization in Sourcetool is a container for:

  • Users with different roles and permissions
  • Groups for fine-grained access control
  • Environments for different deployment stages
  • Pages that make up your applications

Organizations enable teams to:

  1. Collaborate on building internal tools
  2. Control who can access what resources
  3. Manage permissions at scale
  4. Share common resources across projects

User Roles​

Organizations support different user roles with varying levels of permissions:

Admin​

Admins have full control over the organization:

  • Manage users and their roles
  • Create and manage environments
  • Create and manage groups
  • Access all pages and resources
  • Manage API keys
  • Configure organization settings

Developer​

Developers can build and manage applications:

  • Create and edit pages
  • Access development environments
  • Create and manage groups
  • View users in the organization
  • Limited access to production environments (based on configuration)

Member​

Members have basic access to use applications:

  • View and interact with pages they have access to
  • Cannot create or edit pages
  • Cannot manage users or groups
  • Cannot access sensitive environments

Next Steps​

Now that you understand organizations, learn about:

  • Pages for building your application's UI
  • Environments for deploying your application