Organizations

Organizations provide top-level structuring of all entities in Qodana Cloud. Every organization is created on the basis of a specific JetBrains account. Depending on your choice, it will be either private or public. Every account in Qodana Cloud is based on the organization that becomes its default organization.

You can navigate between organizations using the list in the upper left part of the Qodana Cloud UI.

Create an organization

You can create private or public organizations. Reports stored in private organizations are accessible only by a user who created an organization and users who were invited to them. Reports stored in public organizations are available for all Qodana Cloud users, including unauthorized users with the viewer role.

Each organization is created on the basis of a specific JetBrains account.

In the sidebar, expand the list of organizations and then click Create organization.
Complete the project setup stage. You can read more about this stage in the Set up your project in Qodana Cloud section.

Configure organizations

You can configure membership and visibility of your organization, or leave the organization.

In the sidebar, navigate to the organization that you wish to configure.
On the organization page, click the Organization settings button in the upper-right corner.

Click the button in the upper-right corner of the UI to switch the status of your organization, rename it, leave it, or completely delete it.

On the settings page, you can find the following tabs:

Subscription contains the Qodana license information.
Logs provides a list of log entries for a specific time interval.
Members lets you manage organization members.
SSO lets you configure the Single Sign-on functionality for Qodana Cloud.
API token lets you generate and manage a permanent organization token used by the public API of Qodana Cloud. This feature is available only under the Ultimate Plus license and only for Qodana Cloud users of the Owner and Admin roles.
Global configurations let you manage configurations used across many projects of your organization.

Subscription

Using the Subscription tab, you can see information about your Qodana license.

Logs

Using the Logs tab, you can view Qodana Cloud log entries for a specific time interval.

Members

Using the Members tab, you can:

Invite new members to your organization using email addresses, and assign them user roles.
Change the roles of the existing organization members.
Exclude members from your organization.

On the settings page of the organization, navigate to the Members tab.
On the Members tab, click Invite members.
On the Invite members to ... dialog that opens, you can manage members of your organization.

SSO

Using the SSO tab, you can set up subdomains employed by third-party identity providers for authentication in Qodana Cloud and Qodana Self-Hosted. The details are available in the Single Sign-on section.

On the SSO tab, enter the name of the subdomain that you would like to use for authentication, and then click the Generate URL button.
On this tab, copy the URL and follow the recommendations.

API token

Using the API token tab, you can generate and manage an organization API token. This token lets you have access to the Public API to create teams, projects, and obtain a list of Qodana Cloud and Qodana Self-Hosted organization users using your build pipelines.

Global configurations

Using the Global configurations tab, you can manage global configurations. Here, you can find the list of configurations that can be used across multiple projects of your organization. For each configuration, you can view projects connected to it, the configuration description, and the time of the latest update.

Using the list of projects, you can:

View linked projects
Check usage statistics
Search for projects analyzed using the configuration
Assign or view global configurations for specific projects

Here, you can also modify the list of projects that use the specific global configuration.

This procedure explains how you can create your global configuration:

Connect a repository

On the Global configurations tab, click the Connect repository button.
On the page that opens, select your CI/CD tool and follow the instructions about a configuration token.
Also on that page, follow the instructions to configure a job.
In the configuration, the --global-configs-file argument specifies the path to the global configuration file, see the How the global configuration works section for details.

Once the first CI/CD run using the uploader is complete, the global configuration is uploaded and becomes visible on the Global configurations tab.

Modify a global configuration

On the Global configurations tab, click the configuration that you would like to modify. This will open the page containing all configuration parameters. On this page, you can view the files that define the global configuration and obtain a link to the VCS to be able to edit its files.

View and modify the list of projects

Click the Edit projects list button to open a dialog containing the list of projects.

On the Connected Projects dialog you can view, assign, and unassign configurations. You can also see whether the project is already assigned to another global configuration, and you’ll get a warning if you try to override it. Besides that, it shows information about the latest analysis. To be redirected to the analysis report, click a specific project name.

Manage configuration token

In case a configuration token is compromised, click the Actions and then click Revoke configuration token to revoke the token and clear all configurations.

On the Revoke configuration token dialog, specify whether you would like to remove all global configurations after revoking the token.

04 December 2025