What do you mean by organization? In Enterprise, you have users, roles & access controls based on those roles.

Hmm, I guess there's no concept of an organization in clearml, then? Would I need an enterprise deployment to have that?

After talking with support, I got a clean answer here:

Each user has their own workspace. Any 'work' (experiment runs for example) done on a workspace by a user will be saved on his own workspace (by default). User A can invite user B to his workspace. Any 'work' done by user B on the A's workspace will be saved there. User B can leave the workspace of user A and all their 'work' (Experiments) will remain in the workspace of user A.

There is no 'organization' concept in the community server (

). It's all users and workspaces. Users can invite colleagues into their workspace so they can create a central workspace to work from.

Changing 'ownership' of a workspace is not a supported feature currently, this is why I suggested handing over the account credentials to a colleague.

Our solution was to create a new workspace under an administrator account for our company and invite all users in the company to that workspace. Enterprise was waaaay too expensive.

Hi @<1828241063677005824:profile|ReassuredAlligator91> , I think as long as you have access to the email account that signed up to the original workspace, you should be OK. Just pass down the credentials to the account to the relevant people (yourself for example) and manage it from there.

WDYT?