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# The Organization Panel

Each organization has its own dashboard, with everything needed to manage it. 

It is the section **Organization** in the sidebar, and it is expanded into six sections.

### How you enter an organization

To work within an organization, select it in the **organization selector** in the sidebar (top left, under the name of the active organization). 

You can also enter from the organization list with the action **Go to organization**.

> #### 📘 **You always work within an organization** 
>
> The selector marks the organization you are operating in at any given moment. If you manage several, check which one is active before making changes. 
>
> How to switch between them, in [How to switch organizations.](/docs-en/platform/accounts/how-to/how-to-manage-users.md)

### The six sections

* **Subscriptions** — that organization’s subscriptions, with their usage metrics. This is the view of a single organization; onboarding and management are covered in [How to create and manage your subscriptions.](/docs-en/platform/organizations/detalles/subscriptions.md)
* **Users** — the organization’s users: individual or bulk onboarding, editing, and permissions. Details are in the Account How-to guides.
* **Customization** — the branding of the User Portal and the Admin Panel (logo, colors, favicon, domain, and certificate) and email configuration. Here you define, among other things, what the end customer will see in their portal.
* **Profile** — the organization data (company name, tax ID, address), its configuration (language, billing mode, time zone, currency), and the option to delete it.
* **Contacts** — the organization contacts by type: primary, operations, and billing.
* **Events** — the organization activity log. It is the same log you see in your account; how to consult and export it, in [How to consult and export your events.](/docs-en/platform/organizations/detalles/events.md)

### Next steps

* Review each section in detail in [Details.](/docs-en/platform/organizations/detalles.md)
* Learn how to create, edit, block, or delete organizations in [How-to.](/docs-en/platform/organizations/how-to.md)


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