# General Translation Platform: Organization settings
URL: https://generaltranslation.com/en-US/docs/platform/dashboard/reference/organization-settings.mdx
Docs index: https://generaltranslation.com/llms.txt
Description: Manage Organization members, roles, invitations, and default settings. Reference for Organization settings.

General Translation accounts use **Organizations** as the main workspace for projects and team members. Most users work within a single Organization.

For larger teams, **Enterprises** provide an optional layer above Organizations. Enterprises can manage multiple Organizations and centralize member management. If your account is not part of an Enterprise, Enterprise sections won't appear in your sidebar.

## Inviting new members [#inviting-new-members]

Organization admins can invite new members by email from **Organization > Settings > Members**.

Invitees receive a link to join the Organization. The link expires after 7 days.

Invitations require a Starter, Team, or Enterprise plan. Free Organizations see an upgrade prompt instead of the invitation controls.

For Enterprise accounts, members added at the Enterprise level can access all managed Organizations.

## Member roles [#member-roles]

The **Organization > Settings > Members** page shows everyone with access to your Organization. Roles control what members can see and do.

- **Admin** has full access to all Organization settings, projects, members, billing, and translations. Admins can delete the Organization.
- **Developer** has technical access to projects, including API keys, GitHub integration, Locadex, and usage data.
- **Editor** can read, edit, and review translations.
- **Member** can view the Organization but has no specific permissions by default.

For a detailed breakdown, see [roles and permissions](/docs/platform/dashboard/reference/roles-and-permissions).

## Usage and billing [#usage-billing]

Open **Organization > Usage** to switch between **Tokens** and **Agent**. If your role can view billing, **Cost** is also available. The page opens to the current billing period when one is available, or the last 30 days otherwise. You can also select the last 7 days or a custom range of up to 100 days.

- **Tokens** shows total and daily input-token usage with target-locale and service-type breakdowns.
- **Agent** shows total and daily Organization-wide LCU usage.
- **Cost** shows Organization-wide usage cost at contract pricing after custom discounts and before applied credits. It excludes plan fees and credit purchases. Amounts can change until the billing period is invoiced.

The page also lists recent translation records with input and output token counts and recent Agent workflow records with trace IDs. When the Organization has multiple projects, the project selector filters token metrics and translation records; Agent and usage cost totals remain Organization-wide.

Manage an Organization-owned plan, credit balance, and invoices from **Organization > Settings > Billing**. Choose **Breakdown** on an invoice to review its line items and quantities. Enterprise-managed Organizations use **Enterprise > Billing** instead. [Contact us](https://generaltranslation.com/en-US/enterprise/contact) if you're interested in Enterprise plans for larger teams with complex localization needs.

## Connections [#connections]

Open **Organization > Connections** to manage external accounts and services authorized for the Organization. Use **Add connection** to authorize GitHub or provision Organization-managed Google shared drive access. Connections created by project-first flows, such as Storyblok, also appear here.

Connections show their current status and the project integrations or workflow targets that depend on them. Google shared drive provisioning requires Organization admin access. GitHub connection access follows the role's GitHub integration permission.

## SSO and SCIM [#sso-scim]

Admins can configure single sign-on (SSO) under **Organization > Settings > SSO / SCIM** on the Enterprise plan. The Dashboard supports OpenID Connect (OIDC) and Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) providers.

For SAML, choose **Metadata URL**, **Upload XML**, or **Manual Configuration**. Metadata configuration reads the identity provider (IdP) entity ID and sign-in URL from the XML. Manual configuration requires the **IdP SSO URL**, **IdP Certificate**, and exact **IdP Entity ID**; assertions with a different issuer are rejected.

The same page configures System for Cross-domain Identity Management (SCIM) provisioning and SCIM group role mappings. Disabling SCIM is asynchronous. While the connection is being decommissioned, the page shows **Continue disabling**, a new SCIM connection cannot be created, and sign-in through the affected connection is blocked. Changing a SCIM group role mapping requires confirmation because the change can remove your own access to SCIM management.

## Other settings [#other-settings]

Open **Organization > Plans** to review available plans.

The Organization settings area includes these pages:

- Use **Organization > Settings > General** to update the Organization name.
- Use **Organization > Settings > Members** to invite members and manage roles.
- Use **Organization > Settings > Access** to configure access policies.
- Use **Organization > Settings > SSO / SCIM** to configure single sign-on and user provisioning.
- Use **Organization > Settings > Billing** to manage the plan, credits, and invoices. (See [Managing billing](/docs/platform/dashboard/guides/managing-billing)).
- Use **Organization > Settings > Audit Logs** to download audit events or configure continuous S3 delivery. (See [Audit Logs](/docs/platform/dashboard/reference/audit-logs)).

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