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# Organizations

In the Organizations menu, you can add or delete organizations and manage members or accounts associated with the organization.

In the menu, cards for each organization, along with the registered cloud vendor and the number of affiliated members, are displayed. You can also add an organization by clicking the + Add button in the upper right corner.

Clicking on an organization card reveals detailed information about that organization. Clicking "Delete Organization" at the top of the card will remove the organization. However, if the organization is the main organization, deletion is not possible.

At the bottom, there are tabs to view members and accounts registered with the organization.

In the Members tab, you can search for members in the search bar. If a member's role is not the owner but an admin or member, you can modify the role. The "Status" indicates the activation status of the member. Clicking the + Add Members button in the upper right corner allows you to invite additional members.

In the "Accounts" tab, cloud accounts registered with the organization are displayed. Clicking the + Add Accounts button in the upper right corner allows you to register additional accounts. For details on account registration, please refer to the \[Onboarding] section of this guide.


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