Organization
Your organization's name, leaving it, and deleting and restoring it - who may change what.
An organization holds your projects, your members and your plan. Everyone in it sees the same projects; what each person may change depends on their role - see Members and roles.
The owner and admins can rename the organization; the first letter of its name stands in for a logo. Members see the name but cannot change it.
Leaving
Section titled “Leaving”Admins and members can leave an organization in its settings. Access ends at once. The owner cannot leave: transfer ownership to an admin first - see The owner. The only member of an organization cannot leave it either; as its owner, they can delete it instead.
Deleting and restoring
Section titled “Deleting and restoring”Only the owner can delete an organization: Settings → Organization → Danger zone → Delete organization…, confirmed by typing the organization’s name. Before you confirm, the dialog says what happens:
- Every member loses access at once, and the organization’s ingest and read keys stop working.
- A running subscription is cancelled at once, and the unused part of the current period is refunded.
- The organization is deleted for good 30 days later - its projects, runs, artifacts and members.
Until then the owner can restore it: open the organization’s page, which says when it was deleted, and choose Restore organization. It comes back with its projects, runs and members, on the Free plan - a paid plan has to be chosen again. If you already own another organization on the Free plan, the restore is refused; upgrade or delete that one first. The other members read on the same page that the owner can restore it, and until when. The owner and every other member get an email when an organization is deleted.
You can also ask support@squally.dev to delete an organization.
More than one organization
Section titled “More than one organization”You can belong to several organizations and switch between them. Each person can own one organization on the Free plan; organizations on a paid plan do not count toward that, and neither do organizations you are an admin or member of.