
Whether you're a team lead, engineering manager, or L&D professional, ZeroToArchitect's Organizations feature lets you centralize billing, distribute licenses in bulk, and track the progress of every member on your team, all from a single dashboard.
In this guide, we'll walk through the entire process step by step:
Let's get started.
An organization is your team's home on ZeroToArchitect. It's where you manage members, licenses, and track progress.
Once you're logged in, click Organizations in the navigation menu. You'll land on the Organizations page, which lists all organizations you belong to as an admin.

Click the Create Organization button in the top-right corner. A modal will appear with the following field:
Fill in the details and click Create.

That's it — your organization is created and you'll be redirected to the organization dashboard. You're automatically added as the Owner, which gives you full administrative control.

Now that your organization exists, let's purchase licenses so your team members get access to ZeroToArchitect content.
On your organization's detail page, click the Licenses tab. If this is a new organization, you won't have any licenses yet.

Click the Buy Licenses button. A modal will appear where you can:

Click Continue to proceed to checkout. You'll be taken to our payment provider to complete the purchase.

Once payment is complete, you'll be redirected back to your organization's Licenses tab. You may briefly see a "Processing your purchase..." banner while the licenses are being provisioned — this usually only takes a few seconds.
Once processing is complete, your new licenses will appear in the Licenses tab, grouped by product. You'll see a summary showing:

Before you can assign licenses, you need team members in your organization. The easiest way to bring people in is through invite codes — shareable links that anyone can use to join your organization.
On your organization's detail page, click the Invites tab.

Fill in the invite details:
Click Create Invite to generate the link.

Your new invite code will appear in the list below the form. Each invite shows:

Copy the invite link and share it with your team via email, Slack, or any other communication channel. When a team member clicks the link:

Once your team members have joined, you'll need to assign licenses so they can access the content.
Go back to the Licenses tab on your organization detail page. You'll see your licenses grouped by product.
Click the Assign button next to the product you want to assign. A modal will appear showing:
Select the licenses and members you'd like to match up, then click Assign.

Once assigned, the member immediately gains access to the product. The license will show as assigned in the Licenses tab with the member's name and the assignment date.

Ready to set up your team? Head to the Organizations item in the header or the link down below and create your first organization today. If you have any questions, don't hesitate to reach out to our support team.
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