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User and Organization Management

Phaset offers simple and useful ways to do the most critical tasks in terms of managing users and organizations.

In Phaset, users are either “users” or “admins”.

Admins have some privileges that regular users don’t, such as:

  • Creating and managing Baselines,
  • Creating and managing invitations,
  • Creating and managing organizations,
  • Creating and managing metamodel entities (Domains, Systems, Groups).

Navigate to “Organization Settings” by clicking the current organization’s name in the top left corner. Under “My Account” there is a “Profile” tab where you can change your name.

Settings menu

Navigate to “Organization Settings” by clicking the current organization’s name in the top left corner. You will be able to change the organization’s name in the view displayed.

Settings for organization

You can switch to another organization by clicking the current organization’s name in the top left corner and clicking “Switch or create organization”. You will see all organizations you have access to.

Organization selector

Similar to the above, you can create a new organization by clicking the current organization’s name in the top left corner and clicking “Switch or create organization”.

Creating an organization

Click “Create organization” and specify its name and the administrator’s email address. An invite to join the organization will be sent out shortly thereafter.

You can be part of multiple Phaset organization with the same identity (i.e. email address).

Members view

Admins can invite members to join a Phaset organization. To invite someone, navigate to “Settings”. Under “Organization settings” there is a Members tab. Here you can invite members and assign them one of the available roles.

Admins can withdraw an invitation for someone to join the Phaset organization. This is done by navigating to the “Members” view (see above), clicking the three dots, and clicking “Revoke Invitation”. The invitation is no longer active and cannot be used. Note that the recipient is not informed of this.

Navigate to the “Members” view and click the three dots for the row of the user who is to be removed. Click “Remove member” and verify you want to perform the action.

Under “Organization settings” > “General”, you can configure self-sign up. Self-sign up is not enabled by default.

The primary use case for allowing self-sign up is if you want to make it really easy for any given email address part of your organization’s domain to sign in.

Self-sign up configuration

When it is enabled, you may configure it to work for either anyone signing in from any allowed domain(s) or to allow email addresses from any domain.