> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.luce.show/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Organizations: a venue, promoter or crew on Luce

> Create a Luce organization for your venue, agency or crew: events owned together, members with roles and permissions, one plan and one shared library.

An organization is a venue, promoter or crew on Luce. Its events are owned together, its members work on them as their roles allow, and it has its own public page, one plan and one shared library.

> [!NOTE]
>
> An organization is on the Team plan, paid when you create it. Team covers every member. See [Plans and pricing](https://docs.luce.show/plans.md).

## Create one

Open **Organizations** from your profile menu and choose **Create organization**. Add a logo, a name and a page address (`luce.show/@yourname`; people and organizations share these names), choose monthly or yearly billing and continue to payment. The organization opens once paid.

## Members and roles

Invite members from the organization's **Members** tab by user name or e-mail. They answer on their own Organizations page; an e-mail without an account is invited to sign up.

| Role | What it is |
| - | - |
| **Owner** | Can do everything. |
| **Producer** | Runs the organization's events as its roles allow. |
| **Crew** | Helps with the organization's events as its roles allow. |

In the **Roles** tab, the owner sets what Producers and Crew may do:

* **On the events**: open the console, edit the details, publish or cancel, edit the modes, run the show, see and edit the tasks, manage co-hosts.
* **In the organization**: create events, manage members, change the library, manage ads kits.

## The organization's page

The organization has a public profile with its upcoming and past events. Under **Privacy**, choose whether anyone can see the members and their roles, or only members.

## Shared library and ads

Everything in the organization's [library](https://docs.luce.show/library.md) is shared by its members, and its [Ads Manager](https://docs.luce.show/sponsors/ads-manager.md) kits are made for the events it sponsors.


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