Organizations and Teams
Set up your organization, invite your team, and manage roles and access.
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Set up your organization, invite your team, and manage roles and access.
Your organization is your team's workspace in Kerno. It holds your members and the coverage, issues, and usage from everyone's repositories. You can belong to more than one organization and switch between them.
If you belong to more than one organization, switch between them from the organization dropdown in the sidebar. You can create a new organization from the same menu. Each one keeps its own members, data, and billing, and nothing is shared between them.
Every member has one of three roles:
Owner. Full control of the organization. Only the owner can rename it or transfer ownership, and each organization has one owner.
Admin. Full control including members, billing, security, and settings.
Member. Standard access to the organization's coverage, issues, and usage.
Admins invite teammates from the Team page:
Open Team and select Invite User.
Enter one or more email addresses and assign each a role.
Send. Each invitee gets an email link that adds them to the organization once they open it and sign in.
Pending invites stay listed until they are accepted. You can resend oe page.
The Team page lists everyone in the organization, active members and pending invites alike. Search by name or email, or filter by role or status. From here, admins can change a member's role, update their details, or remove thownership to another member.
When you accept an invite, you land in the organization and see the same coverage, issues, and usage as the rest of the team. Sign in with the account tied to your invited email, or create one if you are new to Kerno.
Open the organization settings page to rename the organization and ed), or delete the organization (admins and owners). Deleting an organization removes its data for everyone, so treat it with care.
Billing to manage your plan and seats.
Team Analytics to see what your team is testing.
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