How organizations group your projects under one subscription, and how to switch, rename, or delete them.
An organization is the container everything else in RankYak lives in: it owns the subscription and it owns the projects. Every account starts with one organization, and typically one is all you need, even with several websites. Agencies and teams sometimes create more to keep clients separated, since each organization carries its own billing and its own members.
The organization overview is the start screen of RankYak. It lists each of your organizations with its projects, so you may jump into any project or manage the organization around it. To reach it from within a project, click the project name in the top-left corner and choose View all organizations.
Next to each organization, the three-dots menu offers four pages:
You do not switch organizations explicitly; you switch projects. The project switcher in the top-left corner lists your projects across all of your organizations, and opening a project places you in its organization's context. Of course, the organization overview shows everything grouped per organization if you prefer the full picture.
Open the organization's Settings, update the Name field, and save. The name is purely a label for you and your members; it does not appear anywhere on your websites.
If you would like to separate a set of projects, for example a client's websites from your own, click New organization on the organization overview and give it a name. The new organization starts empty, with its own subscription and its own member list, and you may create projects in it right away.
Only the organization's owner may delete it. Open the organization's Settings, click Delete organization, and type "delete" to confirm. Deleting an organization cancels its subscription and permanently deletes all of its projects and their data. As always, articles that were already published on your websites remain online. This action cannot be undone.
Ask the copilot inside RankYak for an instant answer about your own account, or send us an email and a human will get back to you.
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