See how your organisation is divided
How is my organisation divided?
Ask which divisions your organisation has and what sits inside each one. Then list them yourself.
What you get: your organisation’s divisions in one table, with the departments under each, and a word on any other organisation you belong to.
Ask Quox
Section titled “Ask Quox”Ask in plain words:
Which divisions does my organisation have?
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Your active organisation is QUOX DEVELOPMENT, and it has 4 divisions: Division │ Departments ────────────┼──────────────────────────────────────────────────── Creative │ Imagery, Video Development │ New Features, Project Management, Security, Testing Finance │ none Marketing │ none You belong to two other organisations, and neither has any divisions: Sandbox Workspace and Trial Workspace.
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What just happened
Section titled “What just happened”Quox read your organisation directory once. That one read covers every organisation your login belongs to, so the answer lists the divisions in your active organisation, the departments inside each, and says plainly when another organisation has none. It changed nothing.
Do it yourself
Section titled “Do it yourself”1. List the divisions
Section titled “1. List the divisions”quox org divisions listNo results. An organisation with divisions gets one row each: the id, the name, the description and when it was made. “No results.” means the organisation has not been divided yet.
2. Add one
Section titled “2. Add one”quox org divisions create --name "<name>" --description "<what it is for>" adds a division. That one writes, and it lands in your organisation’s audit trail. Set up divisions and teams walks through creating, changing and removing them.