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Workspaces & organisations

Permaura nests four things. You rarely think about all of them, but knowing the shape makes every settings page obvious.

  • You — your personal login and profile.
  • Organisation — the billing entity. Your plan, payment method, invoices, and members live here. A personal account is just an organisation with one member: you.
  • Workspace — an isolated environment with its own connections, agents, policies, grants, and audit log. Keep personal and work apart, or give each project its own.
  • Gateway — one per workspace, the thing that actually holds keys and runs calls.

Switching context

Two switchers sit at the top of the console sidebar:

  • The organisation switcher appears when you belong to more than one org (for example, after a teammate invites you to theirs).
  • The workspace switcher appears when your plan allows more than one workspace. Switching re-scopes the whole console to that workspace's gateway and data.

Where settings live

Settings are split in two, matching the hierarchy:

You're changing…Go toContains
Your account or your organisationSettings (the avatar menu → Settings, /settings)Profile, Password & security, Billing, Members, Roles, Workspaces, organisation general
The current workspaceWorkspace group in the console sidebar (/console/settings)Gateway & remote access, workspace Members, approval Devices

A quick rule of thumb: who pays and who you are lives in Settings; this environment's gateway and people live in the Workspace group.

Members and roles

Invite people to your organisation from Settings → Members, and shape what they can do under Settings → Roles & permissions (owner / admin / member, with role-based access on Team and up). Each workspace additionally has its own member list under the console's Workspace → Members, so you can give someone access to one workspace without handing them the whole org.

More workspaces, more members

The number of workspaces and members you can create is set by your plan. Free is a single personal workspace; paid plans add more workspaces, and Team adds unlimited members with shared governance. See Plans & billing.