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# Organization

A collection of hierarchy views and networks that are part of a single organizational entity, such as a company or school district. Each organization is the owner of a single license.

## Adding an organization

Click **Menu > Create Organization** button to create organization&#x20;

![](/files/-LkNInuXiCsawmNMaew8)

## Edit Organization

Edit a organization if you need to update any its current settings (for example, if you want to change the Organization name, Country, TimeZone.)

Follow these steps to edit a Organization.

1. Click **Menu >  Find the Organization you want to edit  > Edit**&#x20;

![](/files/-Ll9t93cqEn3eKCUXeFn)

&#x20;   2\. Update Network Settings as required&#x20;

![](/files/-LkXwO-LhwQDk1bIzOhK)

3\. Click **Apply**

## Delete **Organization**

If you no longer need a Organization that you previously created, you can delete it.

Follow these steps to delete a organization

1. Click **Menu >  Find the Organization you want to edit  > Delete**

![](/files/-Llj6Qi2cHqBrLlLBb0s)

&#x20;2\.  Popup is displayed and click **Confirm**


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