Organization settings

The organization settings page shows information and enabled features for the active organization. You can manage its name, logo, language, default groups, and service status.

Project, member, and group cards are summaries and shortcuts. Their full workflows are documented separately.

Activate the organization, then open Settings and Organization Profile. The page shows its name, slug, language, default groups, and counts for projects, members, and groups.

If an option is missing or read-only, you may lack the required permission. An administrator can review your access under Assign a direct role.

Select Edit Organization, change the name or logo, review the values, and save. These changes do not move members, projects, or resources.

The slug is the organization's unique technical identifier in Kubit URLs. It is chosen during creation and is read-only afterward. Enter it exactly with Latin characters when copying panel URLs or using organization sign-in.

Open Organization Language to choose Persian or English. This becomes the default for organization users without a personal language value. It does not override a member's Kubit-account or browser language.

Every newly created member is automatically added to the selected default groups. Use Edit Organization to choose them.

Changing the list affects only future members. Removing a default group does not remove current members from it; use Add or remove members for existing memberships.

The service list shows which Kubit capabilities are active. An active service is available subject to its product prerequisites and your permissions. Resource instructions remain in that product's documentation.

The service action creates a support ticket; it does not change the service immediately. Follow the ticket until support completes the request.

Before requesting deactivation, review that service's resources and dependencies. Deactivation does not automatically or safely delete resources and may stop member access.

The cards show current counts and link to their lists and create actions. Continue with:

• Create and manage projects
• Invite and manage organization members
• Create and manage groups

LDAP and SAML are not configured here. They are organization-specific services without a public-panel setup form. See LDAP and SAML users for their visible behavior.