Organizations

A Radius account identifies you. An organization is the shared boundary for your team in Radius. Credits, billing, usage, models, budgets and API keys all belong to an organization and apply to everyone in it. Every account starts with a personal organization. You can create more from Your organizations, and each one is separate from the others.

Using an organization from Pi

• When you run /login radius, you choose an organization. Its credits, budgets, models and web search configuration apply to your requests, and your usage is recorded under your name.
• API keys belong to one organization in the same way.
• To switch organizations, run /login radius again.

Who can do what

• Owners: everything admins can do, plus change roles, invite admins and set up automatic membership.
• Admins: invite members, and manage models, groups, budgets, service accounts, privacy and web search settings, and two-step verification.
• Members: use Radius, add credit and create API keys for themselves. Members can see the organization's settings but not change them.

Inviting people

• On the Members page, choose Invite a member and enter their email and role. The link expires after 7 days.
• To add everyone from your company, an owner can set an email domain, such as example.com, under Settings → Automatic membership. Anyone who signs in with that domain joins as a member.
• Members can leave an organization, and owners and admins can remove them.

Groups

• Groups let you apply budgets and model availability to part of your organization rather than everyone.
• @owners and @admins are built-in groups that follow roles automatically.

Budgets

• Set spending limits per member, for a shared pool, or both, for an entire organization or one group.
• Limits can cover a five-hour session, a day, a week or a month. A five-hour session begins with the first request, while daily, weekly and monthly limits reset in UTC.
• Budgets count what a request cost once it finishes, so it can take up to about a minute for a limit to take effect. Requests that are already running when a limit is reached may finish.
• After that, new requests are blocked until the limit resets, and the error says which budget was hit and when it resets.

API keys and service accounts

• Create an API key on the API keys page to use Radius from scripts, CI or your own agents. Choose when it expires, from 7 days to never.
• Members create keys for themselves. Owners and admins can also create keys for service accounts: members meant for automation, which can join groups and have budgets.
• A key's usage counts toward the budgets of the member or service account it belongs to.

Two-step verification

• Owners and admins can require two-step verification for everyone using the organization's pages on the Radius website.
• It doesn't apply to Pi logins or API keys.

Not available yet

• Deleting an organization and transferring ownership. Email feedback@earendil.com if you need either.