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Organisations

An organisation is the top-level workspace in Airborne. It owns your applications and the users who can access them. You always work inside one organisation at a time, and you can belong to several.

The organisation overview lists every application and is where you create new ones.The organisation overview lists every application and is where you create new ones.
The organisation overview lists every application and is where you create new ones.

Selecting and switching organisations

The current organisation is shown in the organisation switcher at the top-left of the header. Click it to:

  • Switch to another organisation you belong to, or
  • Choose + Create Organisation to make a new one.

Selecting an organisation takes you to its overview.

Creating an organisation

Choose + Create Organisation from the switcher (or create your first one during onboarding). In the Create Organisation dialog, enter an Organisation name (up to 64 characters, for example acme_corp) and choose Create.

note

If your deployment restricts organisation creation, the option becomes + Request Organisation. Fill in the form — organisation name, your name, email, and optional store links — and an administrator will provision the organisation for you.

The organisation overview

The overview is the home page for an organisation. It is titled Organization Overview and lets you:

  • See every application in the organisation as a card. Use the Search applications… box to filter by name.
  • Open an application with its Open button to jump into the application overview.
  • Create a new application with + Create Application (see below).

At the organisation level the left sidebar shows just two items: Overview and Users. To manage who belongs to the organisation and what they can do, see Users & roles.

Creating an application from the organisation

Choose + Create Application on the overview. In the Create New Application dialog enter:

  • Application name (required, up to 64 characters), and
  • an optional Description.

Choose Create Application and the new app appears as a card. See Applications for what to do next.

tip

Use a separate application per shippable target — for example one app per platform — since files, packages, releases, and tokens are all scoped to a single application.