Understanding Organizations

A Statusbrew Organization is the highest-level, overarching structure for organizing your company's employees and social media channels within Statusbrew. It consists of spaces (where you work), social profiles, teams, members, and social networks.

In Statusbrew, you can create and join multiple organizations (each organization is a completely seperate entity) to collaborate with different groups of Statusbrew users and manage different brands.

Each organization you belong to operates independently, with its own unique set of workspaces, people, social profiles, configurations, and billing.

Creating An Organization

If your email address isn't part of an existing Statusbrew organization/workspace, we will automatically create an organization for you during the setup/onboarding process. If you need to create additional organizations, you will need to reach out to us for support.

Note: Your Statusbrew billing is handled at an organizational level. If you wish to create additional organizations, you would have to get a separate subscription for each organization.

Setting Permissions

Users within an organization can have three levels of permissions: Primary Owners, Owners, Admins, and Regular Users.

Think of these permission levels as a pyramid with Primary Owners at the top. Users with regular permissions form the base of the pyramid. They can view details for Spaces they’re part of, and view social networks they have access to.

Primary Owners and Owners have access to all spaces, social networks, users, and teams. Primary Owners are the only users who can manage owners, admins, billing, and your organization’s structure.

The Hierarchy Structure

The highest level in Statusbrew's structural hierarchy is an Organization. All spaces, profile groups, and user groups are created within an organization.

Spaces (Workspaces)

When you sign up for Statusbrew for the first time, a new organization (and a workspace with the same name) is created by default, which is shared across the whole account. You can then begin creating new spaces as needed to organize departments, teams, or even clients.

An organization can have an unlimited number of workspaces.

If you have multiple sub-brands or social media accounts you need to keep separate, you can set up multiple workspace, learn how - Understanding Spaces.

Profile Groups

Keeping multiple related social media profiles in one workspace can quickly become cluttered and disorganized. To avoid this effect, we encourage you to create different Profile Groups within your workspaces! You can group your profiles together based on any attribute, such as social network, geographical region, purpose, etc., or based on the structure of your online presence. One social profile can be a part of multiple Profile Groups in Statusbrew.

A space can have an unlimited number of profile groups.

If you have multiple sub-brands or social media accounts you need to keep separate, you can set up multiple workspace, learn how - Understanding Profile Groups.