Personal workspace vs organization

Everything you do in Syntic happens inside an organization. Every account gets one automatically, its personal workspace, and you can create or join more. The organization you have selected decides whose plan pays for your usage, who else can see shared work, and which billing settings apply.

Your personal workspace

• Created for you when you sign up, on the Free plan.
• You are its owner.
• Good for trying Syntic on your own, or for personal use alongside a company organization.
• You can upgrade it to a paid plan like any other organization.

Other organizations

An organization is a shared space for a company or team. Each one has its own:

Belongs to the organization	Examples
Members and their roles	Owners, administrators, developers
Plan and usage limits	The monthly allowance and the 5-hour and weekly windows
Billing	Payment method, invoices, usage credits, spend limits
Shared work	Projects, chats and files created while the organization is selected

You can belong to several organizations at once, for example your personal workspace, your employer’s organization and a client’s.

Things to know

• Usage is never pooled across paid organizations. Each paid organization has its own allowance and its own credit balance.
• One Free organization per person. You can keep exactly one organization on the Free plan. Any further organization you create needs a paid plan, and Free organizations that belong to the same owner share one free allowance.
• Switching changes context. When you switch organization, the chat list in the sidebar changes to that organization’s chats. See Switch between organizations.

Related

• Create an organization
• Roles and what each can do