What is an Organisation?
In Lalabase, an organisation is a fully self-contained space: its own members, its own roles, its own search, its own data. None of it is visible or shared across organisations. Think of two organisations as two completely separate companies — what happens in one stays there.
One account, multiple organisations
The same user account can be a member of several organisations — each with a different role. In one you might be an administrator, in another a member with read-only access. You switch between your organisations without signing in again.
To do so, click your organisation's name at the top of the sidebar: a menu lists your organisations — one click switches straight over, and the current one carries a check mark. All organisations additionally opens the cockpit across all of them.
Invitations and accounts
If you invite an email address that already has a Lalabase account, that person is simply added to your organisation with their existing account — they accept the invitation with the credentials they already use. If the address has no account yet, a new, separate account is created for it.
Invite exactly the email address the person wants tied to their Lalabase identity. The wrong address creates a second, disconnected account — and accounts cannot be merged later.
People who sign up themselves rather than being invited confirm their email address first — see Confirming your email address.
Renaming your organisation
Under Settings → Name/Domain you change your organisation's display name. The name appears throughout the app and in invitations. It must be unique across the whole system: if another organisation already uses the same name, the change is rejected — pick a more distinctive spelling in that case. Only account administrators can change the name.
A domain field isn't available here yet; custom access domains are on hold.
What's next
Once you know how organisations work, set up your work — see Create your first project.