Organizations

Organizations

Shared memory, skills and token visibility for teams

An organization gives a team one shared memory on top of everyone’s personal memory. Every member’s agent searches the organization’s memory alongside their own on every recall, so the whole team works from the same decisions, conventions and project history — while each person’s own memory stays private.

Creating an organization needs the Business or Enterprise plan. Members can be on any plan, or use a seat the organization pays for.

The Org overview page in the HyperMemory dashboard

The Org page: members, seats, invitations and provider connections.

What an organization includes

Set up an organization

1

Create it

In the dashboard, open Org and create your organization with a name. Each account can own one organization.

2

Choose its memory graph

On Org → Memory, pick which of your graphs is the organization's memory. It must be a graph other than your default one — create a new graph first if you need to. Only the owner can choose or replace it.

3

Add knowledge

Turn on organization write mode and let your agent store the team's conventions, decisions and project context — or upload documents.

4

Invite members

On Org → Billing, invite people by email as Org admin or Org user. Buy seats for anyone who doesn't have their own paid plan.

5

Publish skills (optional)

On Org → Skills, publish agent skills your team should share.

Organization pages

PageWhat you do there
OrgOverview: members, seats, pending invites, payment status and provider connections.
Org → MemoryChoose the organization’s graph; turn organization write mode on or off.
Org → UsersMembers and the AI clients and accounts each one uses.
Org → AnalysisSearch the organization’s graphs. Members’ personal graphs are never included.
Org → TokensToken usage across the organization.
Org → SkillsOrganization agent skills.
Org → BillingSeats, members and invitations.
Org → SettingsOrganization profile and provider connections.

Privacy

  • Members’ personal memory stays private. Admins can’t search it, and organization analysis never reaches it.
  • The organization graph is visible to every member through recall.
  • Token usage reports from members are visible to the organization’s admins.