- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Operation Guide
- Console Overview
- Organization Settings
- Department Management
- Member Account Management
- Viewing Member List and Basic Information
- Removing Organization Member
- Adding Organization Member
- Canceling Member Invitation
- Binding Tags to Members and Departments
- Creating Member Login Permission
- Configuring Member Login Permission
- Authorizing Sub-Users to Log in to Member Accounts
- Configuring Message Subscription for Created Member
- Binding Security Information for Members
- Member Finance Management
- Member Access Management
- Service Control Policy
- Overview
- Enabling Service Control Policy
- Creating Custom Service Control Policy
- Viewing Service Control Policy Details
- Modifying Custom Service Control Policy
- Deleting Custom Service Control Policy
- Binding Custom Service Control Policy
- Unbinding Custom Service Control Policy
- Disabling Service Control Policy
- Service Control Policy
- Resource Management
- Member Audit
- Identity Center Management
- API Documentation
- History
- Introduction
- API Category
- Making API Requests
- Organization Settings APIs
- Department and Member Management APIs
- ListOrganizationIdentity
- Organization Service Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center Service Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center User Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center User Group Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center Single Sign-On Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center Permission Configuration Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center Multi-Account Authorization Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center Sub-User Synchronization Management APIs
- Data Types
- Error Codes
- TCO API 2018-12-25
- History
- API Category
- Making API Requests
- Read APIs
- Write APIs
- UpdateOrganizationNode
- UpdateOrganizationMember
- SendOrganizationInvitation
- QuitOrganization
- MoveOrganizationMembersToNode
- DenyOrganizationInvitation
- DeleteOrganizationNodes
- DeleteOrganizationMembers
- DeleteOrganizationMemberFromNode
- DeleteOrganization
- CreateOrganization
- CancelOrganizationInvitation
- AddOrganizationNode
- AcceptOrganizationInvitation
- Data Types
- Error Codes
- FAQs
- Glossary
- Product Introduction
- Purchase Guide
- Operation Guide
- Console Overview
- Organization Settings
- Department Management
- Member Account Management
- Viewing Member List and Basic Information
- Removing Organization Member
- Adding Organization Member
- Canceling Member Invitation
- Binding Tags to Members and Departments
- Creating Member Login Permission
- Configuring Member Login Permission
- Authorizing Sub-Users to Log in to Member Accounts
- Configuring Message Subscription for Created Member
- Binding Security Information for Members
- Member Finance Management
- Member Access Management
- Service Control Policy
- Overview
- Enabling Service Control Policy
- Creating Custom Service Control Policy
- Viewing Service Control Policy Details
- Modifying Custom Service Control Policy
- Deleting Custom Service Control Policy
- Binding Custom Service Control Policy
- Unbinding Custom Service Control Policy
- Disabling Service Control Policy
- Service Control Policy
- Resource Management
- Member Audit
- Identity Center Management
- API Documentation
- History
- Introduction
- API Category
- Making API Requests
- Organization Settings APIs
- Department and Member Management APIs
- ListOrganizationIdentity
- Organization Service Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center Service Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center User Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center User Group Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center Single Sign-On Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center Permission Configuration Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center Multi-Account Authorization Management APIs
- CAM Identity Center Sub-User Synchronization Management APIs
- Data Types
- Error Codes
- TCO API 2018-12-25
- History
- API Category
- Making API Requests
- Read APIs
- Write APIs
- UpdateOrganizationNode
- UpdateOrganizationMember
- SendOrganizationInvitation
- QuitOrganization
- MoveOrganizationMembersToNode
- DenyOrganizationInvitation
- DeleteOrganizationNodes
- DeleteOrganizationMembers
- DeleteOrganizationMemberFromNode
- DeleteOrganization
- CreateOrganization
- CancelOrganizationInvitation
- AddOrganizationNode
- AcceptOrganizationInvitation
- Data Types
- Error Codes
- FAQs
- Glossary
What is an organization?
An organization refers to a series of Tencent Cloud accounts that you can organize into a hierarchy for central management.
What is a Tencent Cloud account?
A Tencent Cloud account is a container for your Tencent Cloud resources. You can create and manage resources under your account, with many management features available, such as access control and billing.
What is a root account?
A root account refers to a Tencent Cloud account that is used to create an organization. With the root account, you can create accounts in your organization, invite other accounts, manage invitations, and remove accounts. You can also associate policies with entities such as the admin root, organizational units, and accounts in the organization.
What is a member account?
A member account is a non-root Tencent Cloud account in an organization. If you are the organization admin, you can create member accounts in your organization and invite existing accounts. You can also apply policies to member accounts. A member account can be in only one organization.
What is the admin root?
The admin root is the starting point for organizing Tencent Cloud accounts. It is the highest-level container in an organizational structure. Under the root, you can create organizational units to logically group accounts and arrange these units in the hierarchy as needed by your business.
What is an organizational unit?
An organizational unit (also referred to as a department) is a group of Tencent Cloud accounts in an organization. Additional organizational units can also be nested under an organizational unit as long as they are within the allowed hierarchical limits. For example, you can place all accounts belonging to the same department into a department unit. Similarly, you can also group all accounts running production services into a production unit. When you need to apply the same controls to a group of accounts in the organization, the organizational unit feature is very useful. You can create even smaller management units by nesting units. For example, you can categorize team accounts within a department into different team-level units. You can directly specify controls for these team-level units, and they will also inherit policies from their parent units.
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