Create your organization
Your organization is the top level of everything in Inkome — your company, your team, your billing. This page explains what it is, how it gets created, and what you can change later.
What the organization is
The organization is your company or workspace. It’s the container that holds your team members, their roles, your billing, and organization-level settings. Inside it live your spaces — the individual revenue streams — and inside those, your day-to-day business data. For the full picture of how these levels nest, see Key concepts.
How your organization is created
You name your organization when you sign up: the registration form includes an Organization Name field (for example, “Your Company Inc.”). When your account is activated, Inkome creates that organization for you and makes you its owner.
You don’t have to build it out by hand. As part of creation, Inkome automatically:
- Creates a default space named Main
- Sets up starter pipeline stages, units, and cost types for it
- Initializes your organization settings
From there, the onboarding wizard helps you tailor all of this to your actual business — renaming the workspace, choosing a business type, and replacing the generic defaults with ones that fit your vertical.
You’re the owner
Whoever creates the organization becomes its owner. Owners have the most control: they manage members, roles, settings, and billing. You can later invite teammates and assign them the admin or member role. The details of who can do what are covered in Members & roles, and inviting people is covered in Inviting your team.
Renaming your organization later
Nothing here is permanent. You can rename your organization at any time — both during onboarding (the Workspace Name field) and afterward from settings. The organization name must be between 2 and 100 characters.
Working with more than one organization
You can belong to more than one organization — for example, your own company plus a client’s. You switch between them inside the app, and each keeps its own spaces, members, and data entirely separate. See Working across multiple organizations.
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