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organization → projects

All your products under one roof, each with its own data.

An organization holds the plan, the bill and the team. Each project holds one product’s keys, events, people and reports. Give each teammate a role, and the projects they need.

  • Unlimited members on every plan
  • Access per project
  • Two-factor you can require

two levels

Billing and people above, data below.

One organization can hold many products. Each keeps its own data and its own numbers; the plan, the bill and the team are shared.

billing and people

Organization

  • The plan and one event allowance
  • The billing period and payment
  • Members, roles and invitations
  • Usage across every project

everything measured

Project

  • SDK keys and payment connections
  • Events, people and sessions
  • Revenue, in the project’s currency
  • Saved funnels and alert rules

Projects per organization

Starter
3
Growth
10
Scale
Unlimited
Business
Unlimited

Members: unlimited on every plan

ROLE_PERMISSIONS

Four roles, and the projects each can open.

A role applies across the organization. Analysts and viewers also get a list of projects, and every request is checked against both, on the server, before any data is read.

What each role can do
PermissionOwnerAdminAnalystViewer
Projects they can openAllAllGivenGiven
Read reports in their projectsYesYesYesYes
See usage and billingYesYesNoNo
Change the plan, payment and project capsYesNoNoNo
Change organization settingsYesYesNoNo
Delete the organizationYesNoNoNo
Invite members, set roles and project accessYesYesNoNo
Create projectsYesYesNoNo
Change project settings, move or delete projectsYesYesNoNo
Manage SDK keys and payment connectionsYesYesNoNo
Create and edit saved funnelsYesYesYesNo
Create and edit alert rulesYesYesYesNo

organization overview

Totals that add up, and only those.

The organization overview puts every project you can open side by side, with exactly the numbers its own pages show. Sessions, conversions and revenue are added up. Unique users are not, because one person can use two of your products.

  • Revenue converted into the organization’s currency, day by day
  • Each project’s days in its own time zone
  • Open incidents and usage across projects in one place

require2fa

Sign-in your security team will accept.

Members sign in with email and password or with Google, and can add two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app. Turn on the requirement, and nobody gets into the organization without it.

  • Email and password, or Google
  • Two-factor sign-in with any TOTP authenticator app
  • Owners and admins can require two-factor for everyone
  • Members without it are stopped until they turn it on
  • Access checked on every request, not just hidden in the menu
  • A person can belong to several organizations, with a role in each

organizations faq

Organizations, answered.

What is the difference between an organization and a project?

An organization holds the plan, the event allowance, the bill and the team. A project holds one product’s data: its SDK keys, events, people, sessions, revenue and saved reports. One subscription covers every project in the organization.

How many members can I invite?

As many as you like, on every plan. Plans differ by events, projects and data retention, never by seats.

What can each role do?

Owners can do everything, including changing the plan and deleting the organization. Admins run the organization day to day but can’t change the plan or delete it. Analysts build funnels and alert rules in their projects. Viewers read reports.

Can I limit someone to certain projects?

Yes. Owners and admins open every project, including ones created later. Analysts and viewers open only the projects on their membership, and the server checks it on every request, not just the menu.

Why doesn’t the organization overview add up unique users?

Because the same person can use two of your products, and people aren’t matched across projects. Adding up unique users would count them twice, so the overview adds only what adds up: sessions, conversions, events and revenue.

Can I require two-factor sign-in?

Yes. Anyone can turn on two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app, and an owner or admin can require it for the whole organization. Members without it can’t open the organization until they turn it on.

Can one person belong to several organizations?

Yes, with a separate role in each. Switching between them is a menu, not a new account.

Bring every product, and the whole team.

Start a 3-day trial without a card. It begins with your first event, so you can set up the SDKs first.

  1. 1

    Create a project

    Sign up, name your project, and copy its publishable key.

  2. 2

    Add an SDK

    Web, React Native, Flutter or Node.js, or the HTTP API. Or run npx rabolic init.

  3. 3

    Watch the first event arrive

    It shows in live events within seconds, and your trial starts then.