Organizations
CityScreen Deals is multi-tenant. The organization is the isolation boundary: employees, deals, inventory, entity types, price lists, processes, and settings all belong to exactly one organization. Nothing is shared across organizations.
Creating an organization
Only a CityScreen platform administrator can create an organization. Creating an organization also creates:
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The organization record.
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The first employee account, marked as the organization’s main administrator.
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A default administrator role with full permissions.
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A root employee group.
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The standard set of built-in entity types.
The main administrator can sign in immediately after creation.
Organization profile
The platform administrator sets the following on the organization profile:
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Name — the display name of the organization.
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Digital display synchronization — whether the display catalog is pulled from CityScreen Play.
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Disk quota — the storage budget for uploaded files.
These settings are not accessible to the organization’s own administrators. Contact CityScreen support to request a change.
Enabling and disabling
A platform administrator can disable an organization. Disabling blocks new sign-ins: employees who try to sign in will be rejected.
A disabled organization also stops accepting personal access tokens, OAuth tokens and LDAP sign-ins.
Re-enabling the organization restores normal sign-in.
The administrator boundary
Two levels of administration exist:
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Platform administrator — a CityScreen staff member who operates outside any single organization. This person creates organizations, sets the synchronization and quota flags, and enables or disables organizations.
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Organization administrator — an employee inside the organization who configures settings, employees, groups, roles, and entity types.
Everything on this page describes platform-level operations. The rest of the administration section covers what the organization administrator manages.
For all three senses of the word "administrator" in CityScreen Deals, see terminology.