Teams and organizations
Organizations, verified domains and the rules they set for your team.
Your team
Ask together from shared credits. Inviting people, what each role can do, monthly limits, keys members make, leaving a team and handing it over.
Team credits and limits
How a team's shared balance works, who can buy credits for it, what monthly limits count, and what a team cannot do with credits.
Closing a team
Close a team you no longer need. What happens to its credits, keys, apps and questions, and what stops a team from closing.
Your organization and its domains
What an organization is, verifying your email domain with a DNS record, the daily re-check and 7-day grace, the three policies, who can change them, and the activity log.
Teams in an organization
Several teams under one organization. Making a team, the main team, moving an existing team in, invitations and people across teams, and cost centers on invoices and spend reports.
Single sign-on for your organization
Let people sign in with their work account through Okta, Microsoft Entra ID or Google Workspace, with OpenID Connect or SAML. Set-up, testing, requiring it, break-glass owners and fixing errors.
Provisioning and security policies
Let Okta or Microsoft Entra ID add, change and remove people in your teams through SCIM. Group roles, what happens when someone leaves, sign-in rules and ending someone's sessions.
The audit log
What your organization's audit log records, who can see it, filtering and exporting it as JSONL or CSV, how long events are kept (six years unless you change it) and legal holds.
Service accounts for agents and scripts
Accounts your organization owns for its own agents and scripts, so they keep working when people leave. Making one, scopes and spend caps, signing in with a client secret or a private key, and turning one off.
Spend approvals
Hold your agents' bigger asks until a person approves them. Who decides, how Face ID or a fresh check works, what an agent is told, how long an approval waits and how the credits are held and given back.
Send your 50heads data to your own warehouse
Write your organization's events and audit log to your own Amazon S3, Cloudflare R2 or Google Cloud Storage bucket on a schedule, or read them from the event stream with an API key or Airbyte.
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