4 min readUpdated Mar 2, 2026

Organizations & Companies

Vantage uses a two-level hierarchy — Organizations and Companies — to organize users, data, and permissions. Understanding this structure is essential for setting up your team correctly.


Companies

A Company is the core organizational unit in Vantage. When you first sign up, a company is automatically created using the name you provided during registration.

What a Company Contains

ResourceDescription
UsersPeople who belong to this company
DashboardsData visualizations and tiles owned by the company
IntegrationsConnected third-party services (databases, Google Drive, Slack, etc.)
AI ContextCompany-specific context that personalizes AI responses
BillingToken usage and subscription tied to this company

Data Isolation

Companies provide data isolation. Users in Company A cannot see dashboards or data belonging to Company B — unless both companies belong to the same Organization and cross-company sharing is enabled.

When to Create Additional Companies

When NOT to Create a Company


Organizations

An Organization sits above companies in the hierarchy, grouping multiple companies together.

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Key Benefits of Organizations

When to Create an Organization

You should create one when:

You don't need one when:

Creating an Organization

  1. Navigate to Settings → Organization → Organization.
  2. Enter your Organization Name.
  3. Click "Create Organization".
  4. Sign out and sign back in for the changes to take effect.

Important: After creating an organization, you must sign out and sign back in. The organization ID is stored in your session and needs to be refreshed.


Managing Companies & Users

TaskWhere to Go
View all companiesSettings → Organization → Companies
Add a new userSettings → Organization → Users → "Add User"
Assign a user to a companyEdit the user and select a company from the dropdown
Create/manage rolesSettings → Organization → Roles
Organization-wide settingsSettings → Organization → Organization

For detailed walkthroughs, see: