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Create an organization and invite your team

An organization is the paid, shared home for a team: one tenant boundary, one plan, and one list of members who open the organization's workspaces.

Start a Team plan

  1. Open pricing and choose Team, or start the team checkout from your workspace settings.
  2. At checkout, enter the organization name, the number of seats, and the emails of the people you want to invite.
  3. Pay with your card through the secure checkout. The organization is created after payment is confirmed.

Result: your organization exists, its workspace is ready, and invited teammates receive an invitation email.

Invite teammates

  1. Open the organization page from the account menu.
  2. Under Invite people, enter an email and choose a role: Admin, Developer, or Viewer.
  3. Send the invitation. The teammate accepts by following the link in the email.

Result: the person appears in the member list once they accept, and their seat is billed from the day they join.

Role guidance:

  • Admin manages the organization, its members, and settings such as SSO.
  • Developer records, replays, and works with executions day to day.
  • Viewer can open workspaces and read what is recorded.

Manage seats and pending invites

Every person counts as one billed seat, including invites that have not been accepted yet.

  1. Open the organization page and check the people count under the header.
  2. Review Pending invitations and their expiry dates.
  3. Revoke an invitation if you sent it by mistake or the person no longer needs access.

Result: seat usage matches reality and unneeded invites do not linger.

Where organizations fit with workspaces

  • Organization members open the team workspace from the Workspaces area.
  • SSO is configured at the organization level. See Set up SSO for your organization after your first member joins.
  • Personal workspaces from the free plan remain on your account and are not part of the organization.

Result: the organization owns team data, and personal work stays separate.

Next: Set up SSO for your organization.