Your organization
Your organization
A React Box workspace belongs to an organization: its identity, members, roles, subscription and storage are all configured in one place.
Updated on August 14, 2026
What an organization is
Everything in React Box belongs to an organization — never to a user.
- Documents, invoices, third parties, bank accounts and conversations live inside an organization. Switching organization switches all the content on screen.
- Its type — company or accounting firm — is chosen at creation and determines which modules are available.
- People get in through a named invitation, with a role that decides what they can do.
- One user account can belong to several organizations and switch between them from the sidebar.
Who sets what
Organization settings are reserved for administrators. Members get the day-to-day work — documents, invoices, conversations — but see neither the member list, nor the roles, nor the subscription. Everyone, however, keeps control of their own user account.
Note
The settings
Six pages cover the whole set of organization settings.
Identity
Name, default language, workspace type and the logo shown in the app.
Read the pageMembers and invitations
Invite, deactivate, reactivate — and keep track of pending invitations.
Read the pageRoles and permissions
Built-in roles, custom roles and the permission catalogue.
Read the pageSubscription and modules
The billing cycle, the active modules and what happens at renewal.
Read the pageStorage
The quota, how it is consumed, and extra blocks.
Read the pageConnecting an accounting firm
Linking your company to its accounting firm, or breaking the link.
Read the page