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Organizations overview

How workspaces, organizations, members, and use cases fit together, and where to find everything.

An organization is the workspace your team shares. It owns your data connections, use cases, members, and delivery configuration. This page explains how those pieces relate and how to navigate between them.

How Neuralift is organized

Everything in Neuralift lives inside a hierarchy with your company’s workspace at the top:

How Neuralift is organized Workspace your company's account Organization the space your team signs in to Members admins and members Data connections warehouses an admin has linked Use cases one segmentation project each Results segments, actions, exports Settings name, description, invites, delivery
Workspace, organization, and everything an organization owns.
  • A workspace is your company’s account with Neuralift. It can contain one organization or several (for example, one per brand or business unit).
  • An organization is where the work happens. Each organization’s members, connections, use cases, and settings are scoped to that organization, and one client’s data is never used to train another client’s model; see Data handling & security.
  • A use case is a single segmentation project: a business goal, a prepared dataset, and the segments and actions the model discovers. See Core concepts for the full vocabulary.

You reach an organization at a URL that includes both your workspace name and the organization name. If you belong to more than one organization, you can switch between them after signing in; see Signing in.

What admins and members see

Every person in an organization is either an admin or a member. In day-to-day terms:

  • Members explore results. They see published use cases on the dashboard, dig into segments and actions, and export what they need.
  • Admins also run the workspace. They see extra tabs in Settings for invites and data connections, manage who’s on the team, and configure how results are delivered.
  • Neuralift handles the heavy lifting alongside your team: creating use cases, preparing data, starting runs, and publishing results.

The exact capability matrix lives in Roles & permissions.

Finding your way around

The organization sidebar has two entries:

Sidebar itemWhat’s there
Use CasesThe dashboard listing your organization’s use cases, with status, segment counts, and quick links into each one.
SettingsEverything about the organization itself, split into tabs.

Settings is organized into tabs:

TabWho sees itWhat it holds
AboutEveryoneThe organization’s name and description; the description doubles as organization-wide business context that keeps Neuralift’s generated outputs relevant. See Organization settings.
UsersEveryoneThe member list. Admins manage roles and removals here. See Members & roles.
InvitesAdminsSend and revoke email invitations. See Inviting people.
Data ConnectionsAdminsWarehouse connections in, and result delivery out. See Data connections.

Note. Depending on what’s enabled for your organization, admins may also see an API keys tab (Preview) for the MCP endpoint. See Release stages.

Inside a use case, a second sidebar section appears with Definition (the use case’s goal, context, and KPIs), Data (the data dictionary), Actions, Discovery (the segment landscape), and Exports. Actions, Discovery, and Exports unlock once a run has produced results.

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