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pcx_content_type: overview
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title: Organizations
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Cloudflare Organizations simplify the way you manage multiple accounts, domains (also known as zones), and teams by centralizing this information in one location. You can also share configurations between accounts and view aggregate analytics.
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import { DirectoryListing, Plan } from "~/components";
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Cloudflare Organizations is currently in closed beta.
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<Plan type="enterprise" />
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## Create an Organization
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An organization is a top-level container in Cloudflare for managing multiple accounts. It allows administrators to govern accounts, members, and resources from a single location rather than managing each account individually. Organization Super Administrators have implicit access to all accounts within the organization. This means they do not need explicit membership on each account.
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1. Log in to the [Cloudflare dashboard.](https://dash.cloudflare.com)
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2. Select **Organizations**.
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3. From the **Organizations** page, select **Create organization**.
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4. Enter a name for the organization and select **Create**. The organization overview page displays.
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Each user can create one organization, and each organization supports up to 500 accounts and 500 zones.
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Users can only create one organization.
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Cloudflare Organizations is currently in public beta.
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## Organization Overview
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From the Organization overview, you can view which accounts are assigned to your organization. After you assign an account, you can view the account, copy an account's ID, or rename the account.
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### Assign an account to an organization
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## Features
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After you create an organization, determine which accounts will be assigned to the organization.
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1. From **Organization Overview**, select **Assign an account**. The list displays Enterprise accounts where you are listed as a Super Administrator.
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2. In the text field, search for the account name and select it.
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3. When you are done, select **Assign to organization**. The organization overview page displays with the newly assigned account.
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To remove an account from your organization, contact your Cloudflare account team.
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- **Centralized account management**: Assign Enterprise Accounts to your Organization and manage them from a single dashboard.
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- **Implicit access**: Organization Super Administrators can access any account in the organization without requiring explicit per-account membership.
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- **Aggregate audit logs**: View, filter, and download aggregate HTTP analytics across all Organization child accounts.
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- **Organization-level membership**: Invite members to the organization once, granting them access to all child accounts.
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- **Terraform support**: Manage Organizations with infrastructure as code from day one.
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## Analytics & Logs
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Review incoming HTTP traffic for all domains connected to Cloudflare through your organization. The data includes traffic for proxied hostnames, does not reflect your billable usage, and may be based on an adaptive sample.
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To view specific data associated with your HTTP traffic, add optional filters. You can also choose to print a report of your data or download the data.
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## Shared Configurations
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Create and enforce global policies across your organization or sub-organization with [WAF custom rulesets](/waf/account/custom-rulesets/) and [Gateway policies](/cloudflare-one/traffic-policies/).
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By utilizing shared configurations, you can define a WAF custom ruleset that can apply to one or more accounts to be managed in a single place.
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## Manage Organization
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Rename your organization and add or edit customer identification data related to the organization.
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### Rename an organization
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1. Select **Organizations** > **Manage Organization**.
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2. From **Organization name**, select **Rename**.
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3. Enter the new name for the organization and select **Rename**.
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### Edit customer identification data
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1. Select **Organizations** > **Manage Organization**.
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2. From **Customer identification data**, select **Edit**.
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3. Enter the information in the text fields and select **Save**.
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