Organization and team

Everything in Pural belongs to an organization: proposals, customers, templates, blocks, branding and billing. Inviting a colleague means giving them access to all of it.

Organization details

The organization has a name — the workspace name you set during onboarding — and a slug, a short URL-safe identifier. Both can be changed later.

Inviting colleagues

Invite by email address from the members list. The invitation is emailed as a link, and appears under pending invitations until it is used; you can cancel one that has not been accepted yet.

An invited person joining an existing organization skips the onboarding wizard — the workspace is already set up, and they should not be asked to name it again.

Invitations are tied to your plan’s seat count. If an invitation would exceed it, Pural tells you before sending and offers to add seats — see Plan and billing.

Roles

Members are either admins or ordinary members. Administrators manage the organization itself: members and their roles, branding, and billing. Members work on proposals, customers, templates and blocks.

You can promote a member to admin and demote an admin to member from the members list, and remove a member entirely.

Access is expressed as fine-grained capabilities underneath — which is what lets, for example, an MCP connection hold strictly fewer permissions than the person who created it.

Multiple organizations

One account can belong to several organizations — an agency working under two brands, a consultant with their own workspace plus a client’s. Everything is scoped to the one you are currently in, so check which that is before wondering where a proposal went.