Organization workspaces in the Clerk Dashboard

In the Clerk Dashboard, there are two types of workspaces:

• Personal account: A personal account/workspace is a user's unique, individual space, independent of any organization.
• Organization workspace: An organization workspace is owned and managed by an organization, which can have multiple members, also known as collaborators. The organization workspace that a user is currently viewing is called the active organization.

This guide will walk you through how to use the Clerk Dashboard to create an organization workspace, invite collaborators, and transfer your apps between workspaces.

Create an organization workspace

1. Navigate to the Clerk Dashboard.
2. In the top left navigation, select the workspace (such as Personal account) and select Create organization. A modal will appear.
3. Create an organization by providing a name and an optional organization logo. organization slugs are unique across instances, so common organization naming conventions may already be in use for another instance.
4. When finished, select Create organization. Clerk will set the newly created organization as the active organization.

Invite collaborators to your organization workspace

1. Navigate to the Clerk Dashboard.
2. In the top left navigation, select the organization workspace and select the settings cog icon. A modal will appear with the organization profile.
3. Select the Members tab and select the Invite button.
4. Enter the email address of the collaborator you wish to invite and select the role you wish to assign to the collaborator. If inviting multiple collaborators at a time, ensure email addresses are separated by spaces or commas.
5. Select Send invitations.

Transfer your applications between workspaces

1. Navigate to the Clerk Dashboard.
2. Select the workspace that contains the application you wish to transfer.
3. Select the application you wish to transfer.
4. In the navigation sidebar, select Settings.
5. Select Transfer ownership and follow the instructions.