Organizations

Organizations are the top-level unit of tenancy in Outcron. Every resource — jobs, schedules, executions, users, API keys — belongs to exactly one organization.

Multi-Org Access

Users can belong to multiple organizations. Switch between them using the organization selector in the sidebar, or set a default org in your account preferences.

In the CLI, use outctl orgs use <org-id-or-slug> to set the active organization.

Organization Access

Within each org, each user has one membership assigned to one group. The group points to a role, and the role controls the user's permission tags.

• Built-in Member group — grants the default member permission set.
• Built-in Admin group — grants the full org permission catalog.
• Custom groups — grant the permission tags from the group's assigned custom role.

Use groups when you need separate access levels for operators, billing users, report editors, or auditors. Moving a user between groups updates their effective access without changing the user account.

Inviting Users

Normal org admins add users by invite. The invite flow sends a time-limited link and does not reveal whether the address is already registered. The recipient link decides whether the user signs in or signs up.

Billing-Locked Organizations

Organizations with past-due billing are automatically locked. Locked orgs:

• Cannot make writes to most resources.
• Can still access billing endpoints to resolve the payment issue.
• Resume normal operation once billing is current.