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An organization is the top-level container for your team in Sazabi. It is the boundary for membership, billing, integrations, and secret keys. Projects live inside an organization; data is isolated per project, but members, billing, and integrations are shared across the whole organization. Manage your organization under Settings > Organization.

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What the organization owns

  • Members — everyone in your organization, with a role that governs what they can do. See Manage members.
  • Billing — one subscription and one credit balance per organization. See Billing.
  • Integrations — connections to services such as Slack and GitHub are configured once at Settings > Integrations and shared across the organization.
  • Secret keys — organization-scoped credentials for the API and MCP server. See Manage keys.
  • Projects — all projects belong to the organization. See Projects below.
Most teams need one organization. Create a second only when you need fully isolated billing and membership — for example, separate business units or clients.

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Projects

A project isolates data within your organization: logs, threads, issues, and keys are all scoped to a project. Create one per environment or service you want to keep separate. Creating a project takes about a minute.

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Create a project

  1. Open the project switcher and choose to create a project.
  2. Give it a name and select a region (see Choosing a region). You should see the new project become active once it is created.
  3. The project provisions its storage; log ingestion and queries become available shortly after.

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Choosing a region

A project’s region determines where its data is stored and processed. The region is fixed at creation and cannot be changed — to move data to a different region, create a new project in that region. Choose a region for two reasons:
  • Data residency — pick a region that satisfies your residency requirements. For EU data, choose a European region.
  • Latency — pick a region close to your log sources.
The default region is us-west-2. Sazabi supports additional US and European regions; the project creation screen shows the current list, which today includes us-east-1, us-east-2, us-west-1, us-west-2, and several European regions such as eu-central-1 and eu-west-1. If you need a region that is not offered, contact support.

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Security model

A project is a shared environment. Everything you connect or expose to it — log sources, sandbox CLI credentials, MCP connectors, linked repositories — is usable by everyone with access to the project: any member can ask the agent questions that read that data and exercise those tools. Grant project access accordingly, prefer least-privilege or read-only credentials when connecting CLIs and connectors, and restrict access to sensitive projects — see Access control.

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Rename and switch

Rename a project under Settings > Project. Switch between projects with the project switcher; commands and dashboard views apply to the active project. To confirm a new project, check that it appears in the project switcher as the active project, then open Settings > Project and confirm the region shown matches what you selected.

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Profile and settings

Only the owner can change the organization’s name, logo, and organization-wide just-in-time member provisioning under Settings > Organization; admins cannot. Organizations cannot be deleted from the dashboard. See Access control for the role rules.

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Connected accounts

Connected accounts are personal, not organizational. Each member links their own provider accounts (GitHub, Google, and others) under Settings > Connected accounts; those grants belong to that user and are not shared with the organization. Connecting a coding agent to Sazabi is a personal step too — see Connect your coding agent. Organization-wide service connections — Slack, GitHub or Bitbucket for code search, and the rest — are integrations, configured at Settings > Integrations, not connected accounts.

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Further reading

Access control

What each role can do.

Send data

Get logs into your new project.