> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.waterwatch.io/3.0.1/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.waterwatch.io/3.0.1/web/organisations.md).

# Organisations

## What is an Organisation?

In Waterwatch Live, users manage sensors and access sensor data via an "organisation". 

Every sensor can only belong to one organisation, while one organisation can have more than one sensor. A user is able to access to all the sensor data of an organisation if she/he is a member of that organisation. 

If you want to share the sensor data with your team, family member or customer, you might want to invite them into your organisation.

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[Inviting and Managing Users](/3.0.1/web/organisations/inviting-and-managing-users.md)
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## Switch between Organisations

Once you have logged in to Waterwatch Live, the current organisation is displayed at the left side of the navigation bar.

![Selected Organisation](/files/-M0FqZcnGduEU_c5JxWG)

If you are in more than one organisation, you can select the organisation via the organisation dropdown menu.

![Organisations Menu](/files/-M0FpkuxC1siji3WWEmx)

## Organisation Settings

The organisation settings page can be accessed via the **Setting** tab on the Navigation bar.

![Organisation Settings](/files/-M0FsG4_EFGh_PsPp4ZT)

If you are an admin of the organisation, you may:

* [Change the name and display unit of the organisation](/3.0.1/web/organisations/general-organisation-settings.md)
* [Inviting and managing organisation members](/3.0.1/web/organisations/inviting-and-managing-users.md)
* [Change the organisation's notification rules](/3.0.1/web/organisations/organisation-notification-settings.md)
* [Access to the REST API credentials](https://developer.waterwatch.io/api/auth)
* [Set up webhooks](https://developer.waterwatch.io/manage-webhooks)


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