Organizations

Organizations let your team share meetings based on roles and reporting structure, similar to how Gong and other sales intelligence tools work.

What is an Organization?

An organization is a shared space for your company or team. When you create or join an organization:

  • All your meetings are automatically associated with the organization
  • Team members can access meetings based on their permission profile
  • Managers can see their reports' meetings automatically
  • Admins have full visibility across all team meetings

Key Concepts

Permission Profiles

Every organization member has a permission profile that controls what meetings they can access:

ProfileCan SeeBest For
AdminAll organization meetingsExecutives, Sales Ops
ManagerMeetings from their entire reporting chainTeam leads, Directors
Team MemberMeetings from their manager's teamCollaborative teams
MemberOnly their own meetingsIndividual contributors

Learn more about permission profiles →

Team Hierarchy

The hierarchy defines who reports to whom. This is used by the "Manager" and "Team Member" profiles to determine meeting access.

  • Managers can see all meetings from anyone below them in the hierarchy (direct and indirect reports)
  • Team Members can see meetings from their manager and everyone under that manager

You can set up the hierarchy manually in Organization Settings. Learn more about hierarchy →

Getting Started

Solo Users (No Organization)

You don't need an organization to use IceCubes. Without an organization:

  • Your meetings are private by default
  • Meeting participants can still access meetings they were in
  • You can explicitly share meetings with anyone
  • You can create public links for external sharing

Organizations are best for teams that want automatic meeting visibility based on roles.