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The table below provides a categorized overview of the Flashback API endpoints for organization management, grouped by functional area. Each section lists the available HTTP functions along with a concise description of their purpose, helping developers quickly understand how to manage organizations, users, and organizational settings.

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To perform these operations, you must be authenticated by means of one of the following methods: BearerAuth.

Organization Management API Calls

Method
API Reference
Description

GET/organization/{orgId}

Get organization details and settings for the authenticated user's organization.

PUT/organization/{orgId}

Update organization details (OWNER/ADMINISTRATOR roles only).

Organization User Management API Calls

Method
API Reference
Description

GET/organization/users

List all users in the organization (requires user management permissions).

POST/organization/users

Create a new user in the organization (requires user management permissions).

GET/organization/users/{userId}

Get specific user details in the organization (requires user management permissions).

PUT/organization/users/{userId}

Update user information in the organization (requires user management permissions).

DELETE/organization/users/{userId}

Soft delete a user from the organization (requires user management permissions).

POST/organization/users/{userId}/activate

Reactivate a previously deleted user (requires user management permissions).

Role-Based Access Control

The organization APIs implement role-based access control with the following permission levels:

  • USER (0x00): Basic access, can view own organization details

  • BILLING (0x01): Can manage billing and subscriptions

  • WORKSPACES (0x02): Can manage workspaces and team members, can manage organization users

  • ADMINISTRATOR (0xfe): Administrative access, can modify organization settings and manage users

  • OWNER (0xff): Full organization access, can perform all operations

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