Manage Organizations and Teams
Learn how to manage organizations and teams in GrowthLoop
In this article, you'll learn how to manage Teams in GrowthLoop. There are a few key concepts to understand in the GrowthLoop before we get started.
- Organizations: Organizations are the top-level entity in GrowthLoop. Usually, a company has one organization. An organization can have multiple Source Connections and teams.
- Teams: Teams group people who collaborate, such as members of a division or working group. Teams can have their own datasets, dataset groups, and destinations. Team membership controls which people belong to a team; role assignments control what each person can do in that team.
Invite users to your organization
- Open Organization in the left menu and select Invitations.
- Select Invite Teammates, enter the email addresses, choose the team and role for the invitation, and add an optional message.
- Select Send invitations. Your invitees receive an email with a link to join your GrowthLoop organization. To resend an invitation, select Resend next to it.


View teams and create a team
- Open Organization in the left menu and select Teams to view the teams in your organization.
- Select Create Team, enter a team name, and choose any users and source connections to include.
Adding users to a team manages membership only. Assign or change roles for each team separately in the Users tab. See Role Management & Permissions for how roles grant permissions in the active team.
Add or remove team members
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Open Organization and select Teams. Select the team you want to manage to open its details.
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In Users, select the multiselect field. Choose users to add, or clear selected users to remove them from the team.
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Save your changes. This updates membership in the selected team only. It does not remove users from the organization or change their roles on other teams.

Assign users to a team
Navigating Orgs and Teams
- Use the team switcher in the left menu rail to change your active team.
- You can only view the organizations and teams you belong to.
- Your active team determines which team's permissions apply to your work. Roles assigned on other teams do not grant permissions in the active team.

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