Build an organizationPublic preview

Select accounts to combine into an organization.

Create an organization, managing your accounts from a single location in the Stripe Dashboard. After you create an organization, you can invite additional team members to access your organization by navigating to your Team and security settings.

Prerequisites

You must complete the following prerequisites before you can create an organization:

The person who creates the organization must be a Super Administrator in each account added to the organization. Stripe automatically assigns this role to the account owner. If the account owner leaves, you can request an ownership transfer.
If you configured your accounts to use single sign-on (SSO), make sure that all your accounts share the same SSO integration. If two accounts have different SSO configurations, you must update one of the SSO configurations to match the other.

Update your identity provider

When you create your organization, you must update your Stripe app in your identity provider (IdP). This lets you assign roles in the newly created organization. To do this, Stripe recommends that you update your attribute statement to replace Stripe-Role-acct_id with Stripe-Role-org_id. Learn more about organization-level SSO.

Create an organization

To create an organization from one of your Stripe accounts:

Navigate to your Account details in the Dashboard.
Click Create organization.
Enter a name for your organization.
Select the accounts you want to add to the organization. You can add up to 75 accounts.
Agree to the Terms of Service.
Click Create.

Add an existing account to an organization

After you create an organization, you can add an existing account. An organization can include up to 75 accounts, and each account can belong to only one organization.

Click Add account next to Business accounts on the homepage.
Select Choose from existing accounts.
Select the accounts you want to add. If you’re a Super Administrator of an account, you can add the account to your organization directly. If you’re an Administrator of an account, you can send an invite to the Super Administrator. If you’re not sure who the Super Administrator is, check the account’s Team settings. The person who created an account is automatically made a Super Administrator.
Click Add.

Add a new account to an organization

To add a new account to an organization:

Click the account picker, then select Create new account.
Select Create a new account in your organization.
Add the account name, then select the country of operation.
(Optional) Select a legal entity, business details, or payout bank account information you want to copy from existing accounts within your organization.
Click Create account.

Add a new account outside of an organization

To add a new account outside of an organization:

Click the account picker, then select Create new account.
Select Create an account outside of your organization.
Add the account name, then select the country of operation.
Click Create.

Remove an account from an organization

To remove an account from an organization:

Click the account picker, and select your organization.
Go to Organization management, and click the overflow menu () next to the name of the account you want to remove.
Click Remove from organization.
Make sure you assign account-level roles to any users who inherited them from the organization if you want them to continue having those permissions in the removed account.

You must be a Super Administrator of the organization to remove an account. If you remove every account from an organization, Stripe permanently closes it.

Data pipeline effects

If you remove an account from an organization, we automatically remove the account from all data pipelines in the organization.

Create organization sandboxes

You can use sandboxes to create a test environment for your organization and each of its accounts.

From your organization Dashboard, click the account picker and choose Switch to sandbox, then Create sandbox.
Choose a type of sandbox. Select Organization to set up a sandbox organization that mimics your live organization.
Enter a Name for your sandbox.
Choose whether to configure your sandbox with settings from your live organization.
Choose which accounts to include in your organization’s sandbox. This lets you test organization-specific account behavior like resource sharing.
Note
Your organization sandbox is a cooperative test environment. Accounts in your organization’s sandbox aren’t standalone sandboxes and don’t appear in the sandbox account picker for those live accounts.
(Optional) Click the toggle to Activate sandboxes, which auto-populates fake onboarding data inside the sandboxes.
Click Create.