Organizations

A shared space for a team: create one, invite people or let your email domain join, and choose what it connects.

An organization is a shared space for a team. Everyone in it gets the same threads and projects, the integrations everyone uses, and, if an admin sets one, one funding source that pays for every turn there.

Working together

Shared threads and projects, tagging @june, and whose plan and connections each reply uses.

Pay for an organization

One funding source that pays for every turn, in place of each member's own plan.

Find your organizations on the Organizations page, the first icon at the foot of the sidebar.

Create an organization

On the Organizations page, choose New organization.

Give it a name. Add its website if it has one: the site's icon becomes the organization's logo.

If you signed in with a work address, you can switch on Join by email domain here as well (see below).

Choose Create organization. You are its first admin.

Roles

An organization has two roles.

Role	What they can do
Admin	Everything a member can, plus invite and remove people, change roles, edit the website, switch Join by email domain on or off, offer custom MCP servers, and choose what pays for it
Member	Read and write in every thread and project of the organization, and use its integrations with their own accounts

You cannot change your own role: another admin changes it for you. An organization always keeps an admin, so until someone else is an admin, the only admin cannot be made a member, be removed or leave.

Invite people

In the organization's Members section, type the person's email address, pick Member or Admin, and choose Invite.

Choose Copy link on their row and send them the link yourself.

They sign in with that same address, and the invitation turns into a membership. The address has to be verified at sign-in.

An invitation does not expire. Until it is accepted, the row shows when you invited them, and Revoke takes the invitation back.

An organization holds up to 256 people. The count includes pending and revoked invitations and everyone who left or was removed.

Let your email domain join

With Join by email domain on, anyone who signs in with a verified address at your domain sees the organization at the top of their Organizations page and can join it with one click, as a member.

The domain comes from the admin's own verified sign-in address; free email providers cannot be one.
One domain belongs to one organization.
Someone who left, or was removed, does not get the offer again.

An admin switches it on or off in the organization's Settings section.

Integrations in an organization

Your connections from the Integrations page work in the organization from its first message, with nothing to reconnect, unless you marked them Personal only. To use a different account in this organization only, connect it inside the organization: choose Use work account on a row of its Integrations section, or open the link June sends in one of its chats. Your Integrations page then lists that connection as only in this organization; it is removed when you leave. Admins can offer custom MCP servers with Add MCP server; each member then connects their own login to them in the same section, and an admin removes one with Remove server (Custom MCP servers). Personal or organization has the full rules, including which tools never work in an organization's chats, and Whose sign-in June uses says whose connection runs each reply.

Leave an organization

In the organization's Settings section, choose Leave organization. Its threads and projects close to you right away, and an admin can invite you back.

What June does not do

It does not email invitations; you send the link.
It does not show anyone your personal chats, in any organization.
It does not let you delete an organization.