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Manage your Organization settings

Written by Topi Järvinen

Manage your Organization settings

Edit an Organization's details, manage who belongs to it, and define the terms In Parallel should recognize for that Organization.


Before you start

  • You need owner access to the Organization whose settings you want to change. Members without owner permissions see a read-only view.


Open Organization settings

Open Settings, then select the Organization you want to manage in the left settings navigation. Organization settings are split across Details (which also holds the Members section) and Glossary.


Edit Organization details and members

The Details tab is the default view. It holds both the Organization's core details and its Members list on a single page.

Organization settings Details tab showing the Name, Type, and Purpose fields with the Members section beginning below

1. Update the details

On the Details tab, edit the Name, Type, and Purpose fields, then save your changes. These describe the Organization and help In Parallel tailor its output.

2. Manage members

Scroll down to the Members section on the same page — it is not a separate tab. Each member appears with their role; use the role dropdown to change a person's access, the remove control to take someone out, and Add to invite a new member.

Organization Members section: a table of Person, Role, and Email columns with a role dropdown and Remove control on each row, and an Add member button below

Note: Changing a member's role or removing a member affects what they can see and do in the Organization. For the full member-management walkthrough, see Add members & stakeholders.


Define the Organization glossary

The Glossary tab lets you teach In Parallel the terms specific to this Organization — people, products, and industry terms — so it recognizes them in meetings and reports.

Organization settings Glossary tab with a markdown glossary editor and existing glossary entries

1. Open the Glossary tab

Select Glossary. Enter your terms in the editor using the suggested structure (for example, People, Products, and Industry Terms).

2. Save and promote terms

Select Update glossary to save. Existing entries appear below, each with a Promote to company glossary option so a term defined here can be shared across the whole Company.


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