Switching organizations
Work in more than one organization without creating a second account. Your Elaichi account is global. Almost everything else you work with belongs to one organization, the workspace for a team.
Where to find it: the organization switcher at the top of the sidebar. It shows the current organization's name, slug and region.
Switch to another organization
- Open the organization switcher. It lists every organization you belong to, with a check mark beside the current one.
- Choose the organization you want. Elaichi reloads the app into it.
You are in the other organization when its name shows at the top of the sidebar.
Create another organization
If public sign-up is available, the bottom of the same menu shows Create organization. See Create an organization.
What changes when you switch
Nearly everything changes. Your account itself does not.
| Changes with the organization | Stays with your account |
|---|---|
| Connections and toolboxes. Each organization has its own, and they never mix. | Your sign-in method |
| Members, roles and teams, including your own roles, which can differ per organization | Your two-factor authentication setup |
| Settings, governance and billing | Your passkeys |
What to know
- You can be an owner in one organization and hold a narrow role in another. The sidebar changes to match your role.
- An API token belongs to one organization. An AI client's grant on the MCP endpoint also belongs to one organization. Switching in the app does not move either of them. To reach another organization from an AI client, connect the client again and choose that organization on the consent screen.
- An organization always needs at least one owner, so Elaichi does not let you remove the last one.
- When an administrator removes a member, the connections that member owns are deleted. See Transfer and offboard.
- A red dot on the switcher means you have pending invites. See Accept an invite.