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Organization administration

Organization–level administration is the first place org administrators manage structure and access across the whole organization. In the product it is exposed as Identity Management with a header that shows the current organization name, and a tab strip for the main org-wide areas.

Typical path: /identity/settings (the exact host and prefix depend on your Praxis deployment; identity is the usual API base segment for these routes).

Tabs at organization scope

TabWhat you can do
TenantsCreate, search, and manage tenants. New tenant is available when your role has organization write access.
UsersSee and search all users in the organization (org–scoped user list). Users
InvitationsSee outstanding invitations for the org, with filters, and open Invite user to create new ones. Invitations
SSOConfigure SAML or OIDC for your IdP, list existing connections, and add new ones with Configure SSO when allowed.

Search boxes on Tenants, Users, and Invitations filter the current tab’s table.

Invite user (when organization write is allowed) starts the invitation flow in organization context (not tied to a single tenant in the modal).

Configure SSO opens the SSO wizard for a new connection at organization or tenant scope, depending on what you select in the modal.

What this is not

  • Tenant–specific API tokens and tenant-only SSO defaults are managed under Tenant administration (tenant Settings), not on this first-level Identity Management screen.
  • Your own account and password are under Profile / account settings, not under these org tabs.

The UI breadcrumb often shows Home → Identity Management → <Organization name> → <current tab> so you always know which org is active. Switch organization from the org/tenant control in the shell before opening Identity Management if you belong to more than one.