Users and organizations

Organizations isolate sessions, evaluations, audits, issues, alerts, queries, dashboards, users, and keys. Confirm the active organization before changing administrative resources.

Manage members and organizations

Dashboard
CLI

Use the organization switcher at the top of the Cloud sidebar to change organizations.
Go to Administration → Users to search members or filter by active state and role.
Select new user, enter the email, choose a permission set, and adjust overrides if needed.
Open a user later to update grants, disable sign-in, or enable the account again.

fp orgs list
fp orgs switch reliability-team
fp orgs current
fp orgs perms

fp users create engineer@example.com --permission-set standard
fp users show engineer@example.com
fp users update engineer@example.com --add audits:write
fp users disable engineer@example.com
fp users enable engineer@example.com

Administrators can create, update, disable, and re-enable users, then assign the permission set appropriate for their role. The API uses a delete operation for disabling, but it does not remove the account or its membership record.

Disabling a user blocks that identity from signing in to every organization, not only the organization currently selected. Re-enabling restores global sign-in and the member’s permissions in this organization.

Give service accounts descriptive names tied to a workload and owner. Avoid sharing keys between organizations or between people and machines.

​Manage members and organizations

Manage members and organizations