Organization Settings
Organization settings let administrators manage organization-wide features including tags, user access, and general settings.
Accessing Organization Settings
Organization administrators can access settings through:
- The settings icon in the sidebar
- The organization menu
Organization Roles
There are two organization-level roles:
| Role | Capabilities |
|---|---|
| Admin | Manage organization settings, view all plans/groups for permission management, manage members |
| Member | View organization information only |
Managing Tags
Tags help organize actions across the organization. All tags are organization-wide.
Creating Tags
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Open Tag Settings
Navigate to Organization Settings > Tags
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Click “Add Tag”
Start creating a new tag.
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Enter Tag Details
- Name - Short, descriptive label
- Color - Choose a distinguishing color
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Save
The tag is now available across all plans and steering groups.
Tag Best Practices
Good tags:
- Categories: “Budget”, “Marketing”, “HR”
- Priority levels: “Urgent”, “Quick Win”
- Projects: “Website Redesign”, “Annual Report”
Avoid:
- Too many tags (creates confusion)
- Overlapping tags (unclear which to use)
- Overly specific tags (rarely reused)
Editing Tags
- Find the tag in the list
- Click to edit
- Modify name or color
- Save changes
Changes apply immediately to all actions using that tag.
Deleting Tags
- Find the tag to delete
- Click the delete option
- Confirm deletion
User Management
Organization administrators can manage who has access to the organization.
Viewing Members
The Members section shows:
- All organization members
- Their role (Admin or Member)
- When they joined
- Their activity status
Adding Members
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Click “Add Member”
Open the member invitation form.
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Enter Email Address
The person’s email address.
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Select Role
Choose Admin or Member.
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Send Invitation
The person receives an email to join.
Changing Roles
- Find the member in the list
- Click their current role
- Select the new role
- Confirm the change
Removing Members
- Find the member to remove
- Click the remove option
- Confirm removal
Understanding Permissions
StrategiQ uses a three-level permission system:
- Admin: Manage org settings, view plans/groups for permission management
- Member: View organization information
Organization permissions don’t grant access to content.
- Owner: Full control of the plan
- Contributor: Edit plan content
- Reader: View only
Must be explicitly granted for each plan.
- Owner: Full control of the group
- Contributor: Edit group content
- Reader: View only
Independent from plan permissions.
Key Principles
- Access is explicit - No one has access unless granted
- Levels are independent - Org admin ≠ Plan owner
- Plan ≠ Steering Group - Different permissions for each
Organization Information
View and edit basic organization details:
- Name - Your organization’s name
- Description - Brief description
- Logo - Organization logo (if supported)
Subscription Information
View your organization’s subscription status:
- Current plan level
- Feature limits
- Billing information (if applicable)
Best Practices
For Admins
- Regular audits - Review member list periodically
- Consistent tags - Maintain a manageable tag system
- Clear roles - Assign appropriate permission levels
Permission Management
- Least privilege - Give only necessary access
- Document access - Know why each person has access
- Regular reviews - Remove access when no longer needed
Onboarding New Users
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Add to Organization
Invite them as an organization member.
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Grant Plan Access
Add them to relevant plans with appropriate roles.
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Grant Steering Group Access
Add them to relevant steering groups.
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Share Documentation
Point them to this user guide.
Troubleshooting Access
If a user can’t see something:
- Check organization membership - Are they in the organization?
- Check plan permissions - Do they have access to the plan?
- Check steering group permissions - Do they have access to the group?
Remember: Each level requires explicit access.
Next Steps
- Getting Started - Help new users
- Strategic Plans Overview - Understanding plans
- Steering Groups Overview - Understanding groups