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# Your Organization
When signing up to Qonic, you will either have received an invitation to join an existing organization, or you will create your own organization upon signup. Either way, your account is always part of an organization.
If you are owner of the organization you can manage organization settings by clicking your organization name at the top of the screen (1). Here you can manage organization name and logo (2), members (3), get an overview of all projects in your organization (4) and manage your Qonic plan and billing (5).
Add coworkers to your organization by going to the Organization Members tab (3) and clicking the green + button (6).
Once someone is invited to the organization, you can assign them a role (7):
* **Owner:** can access all projects, manage organization settings, members and billing. Can create new projects
* **Member:** can access specified projects
Remove a user from your organization by right-clicking their name and clicking Remove. An organization must always have at least one Owner.
The Project Status tab (4) gives you a list of all projects (8) in your organization, including information about their project size (9), the number of project members (10), when was the last activity (11) and whether or not you are owner of the project (12). If you are not the project owner, you can join any project as owner by right-clicking it and clicking Join as Owner. Existing project owners will still retain their project ownership status.
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