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# Organization

The **Organization** category in the Autify Genesis settings screen groups the articles about roles, users, API keys, usage, single sign-on, and security — every setting managed at the organization level.

## Roles and permissions

For organization roles (Owner / Admin / Member), the workspace-level role (Workspace Manager), and the operations each role can perform, see [Roles and permissions](/settings/organization-settings/roles-and-permissions.md).

## User invitation

For how to invite new users to the organization and manage pending invitations, see [User invitation](/settings/organization-settings/user-invitation.md).

## User management

For editing user information, changing roles, removing users, and managing workspace access, see [User management](/settings/organization-settings/user-management.md).

## API keys

For managing API keys that external tools and CI/CD pipelines use to access the Genesis API and the MCP server, see [API key management](/settings/organization-settings/api-key-management.md).

## Usage

For organization-wide AI usage, managed credits, storage usage, and AI usage alert configuration, see [Usage](/settings/organization-settings/usage.md).

## Single Sign-On

For configuring SSO with an OIDC or SAML 2.0 compatible identity provider, see [Single Sign-On](/settings/organization-settings/sso.md).

## Security

For restricting sign-in methods used by the organization and enforcing two-factor authentication, see [Security](/settings/organization-settings/security.md).


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