> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.stackai.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.stackai.com/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration.md).

# Organization Administration

Organization settings control membership, resource access, integrations, and operational policies. Use these guides when your role includes organization management.

Manage members, groups, roles, and feature access according to each team's responsibilities. Configure SSO for authentication and SCIM for identity provisioning. These systems perform different functions.

Review usage, API keys, audit logs, and retention settings to manage the organization over time. Branding and LMS integration provide additional deployment configuration.

For everyday staff access, start with [Members and invitations](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/members-and-invitations.md), [Roles and permissions](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/roles-and-permissions.md), and [Groups and membership](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/groups-and-membership.md). Involve your identity administrator for [SSO setup](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/sso-setup.md) and [SCIM provisioning](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/scim-provisioning.md). Have the responsible business or data owner agree usage limits, retention periods, and organization-wide feature restrictions before changing them.

### Guides in this section

* [Organizations and workspace switching](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/organizations-and-workspace-switching.md)
* [Members and invitations](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/members-and-invitations.md)
* [Groups and membership](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/groups-and-membership.md)
* [Roles and permissions](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/roles-and-permissions.md)
* [Feature Access catalog controls](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/feature-access-catalog-controls.md)
* [Per feature configuration](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/per-feature-configuration.md)
* [SSO setup](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/sso-setup.md)
* [SCIM provisioning](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/scim-provisioning.md)
* [Usage, entitlements, and policy limits](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/usage-entitlements-and-policy-limits.md)
* [API key management](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/api-key-management.md)
* [Organization branding](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/organization-branding.md)
* [Audit logs](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/audit-logs.md)
* [Data retention](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/data-retention.md)
* [LMS integration with LTI 1.3](/guides-and-quickstarts/organization-administration/lms-integration-with-lti-1.3.md)


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