Organizations

An organization is a reseller brand you run on Coritan. It has its own customers, products, prices, storefront, staff and payouts, while Coritan runs the servers, instances, mail and DNS underneath. Use it when you want to sell hosting under your own name instead of sending people to coritan.com.

Every organization you own or work in is listed under Organizations in the dashboard, with your role, its tier, its status and its billing mode. Select one to open its tabs. An organization its owner has deleted leaves the list for everyone.

• How organizations work: the parts of an organization, the three kinds of account and which credential each API takes.
• Create an organization
• Change organization settings: name, billing mode, branding, legal details, invoicing and outgoing email.
• Manage members and roles and the roles and permissions each role carries.
• Create organization API keys
• Delete an organization

• Set up products and pricing
• Manage customers
• Manage customer services
• Read your organization's overview: revenue, customers and storefront visitors.
• Run your store from the Commerce tab: orders, products, stock and shipping for goods that Coritan sells on your behalf.

• Organization billing: how customers pay and how Coritan pays you.
• Manage customer invoices, generate statements, track your payouts and follow payment disputes.
• Connect your PayNow store
• Track your store's balance and payouts and respond to chargebacks on store orders.

• Manage your customers' instances on Cloud Compute.
• Host DNS zones for your organization
• Run apps for an organization from its Apps tab.
• Run Mail Hosting for your customers
• Organization integrations: Discord and the game proxy.
• Receive organization webhooks
• Read the organization audit log

• Build a storefront on the Organization API: the public catalogue, customer sign-in, the customer portal, the community, the Commerce API and the Store API.
• The staff console: where your team looks after customers, servers, billing and support.

Customers pay your organization for the products you define, at your prices, and Coritan pays you what it collected less the platform fee. The products you link to Coritan's own run on your Coritan account at Coritan's prices. Organization billing explains both sides.

Coritan sets each organization's limits: how many customers, customer services and products it can hold. The API refuses the next one with 403 and a message such as Customer limit reached (100/100). Contact support to raise a limit.

The Organization API only answers for an organization whose status is active. For a suspended, closed or deleted organization, every member call answers 404 Organization not found.