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Account And Organization

This page explains the two account-context pages that sit behind the user menu: User Profile and Organization Settings.

New or invited users may see Organization Onboarding before these pages are available. Onboarding collects required personal profile fields and required organization profile fields, then holds the organization until billing is active.

Operators usually open these pages for confirmation, not for daily browsing. They are the fastest way to answer:

  • Who am I signed in as?
  • Which organization is my current session using?
  • Do I have the right organization context before I start a task?
  • Who else belongs to the active organization?

Open the user menu in the authenticated shell.

From there you can open:

  • User Profile
  • Organization Settings

The same menu also shows the current organization and any other organizations you can switch into.

If onboarding is still incomplete for the active organization, Pharaoh sends protected account routes back to /onboarding. Complete mandatory setup first, then return to the user menu for normal account review.

Use this order when you are checking account context for the first time:

  1. Confirm the current organization name in the user menu.
  2. Open User Profile and verify the signed-in identity.
  3. Open Organization Settings and verify the organization record and members.

User Profile is the signed-in identity page.

What it shows today:

  • Display Name
  • Email
  • User ID
  • Active Organization ID
  • Session State

Use this page when you need to confirm that you are signed in as the expected user, or when you need to confirm the organization attached to the current session before continuing into the rest of the console.

User Profile page showing the signed-in identity rows and session context section.

Read this page from top to bottom:

  1. Check Display Name and Email against the account you intended to use.
  2. Copy or compare User ID only when support or audit work needs the exact user record.
  3. Check Active Organization ID before creating endpoint data, policy records, or knowledge content.
  4. Confirm Session State is Authenticated before troubleshooting any downstream page.

Organization Settings is the active-organization detail page.

What it shows today:

  • organization name
  • organization ID
  • created and updated timestamps
  • a member table for the active organization

If no active organization is attached to the current session, Pharaoh shows a clear empty state: No active organization is available in the current session. In practice, that means you should switch organizations from the user menu and then reload the page.

Organization Settings page showing organization identity details and the members table for the active organization.

Use the page in two passes:

  1. In Organization, confirm the name and ID match the tenant or workspace you expected.
  2. In Members, filter by name or email when you need to confirm whether a teammate belongs to the active organization.
  3. Use the sort and row controls when the member table grows beyond the first page.
  4. Treat unexpected members or a wrong organization ID as a context issue and switch organizations before continuing.

Check these items before starting work that depends on organization scope:

  • onboarding is complete for the active organization, or you are intentionally still in the onboarding flow
  • the user menu shows the right Current Organization
  • User Profile shows the expected Active Organization ID
  • Organization Settings loads the expected organization name
  • the member list matches the team or tenant you expect to manage