# Onboarding your organization

Setting up your organization in Sentry ensures your team has the security monitoring and compliance tools needed to protect your Web3 operations. This guide walks you through the complete onboarding process.

## Creating Your Organization

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**Navigate to Organization Settings**

From the main dashboard, click on **Settings** in the navigation menu, then select the **Organizations** tab.
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**Create New Organization**

Click **Create Organization** and provide:

* Organization name
* Description (optional)
* Initial team member invitations

Your organization will be created with a unique security identifier for multi-tenant isolation.
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**Configure Organization Settings**

Set up basic preferences:

* Time zone for reporting
* Notification preferences
* Default security policies
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## Inviting Team Members

Build your security team with role-based access control:

### User Roles

* **Admin** - Full access, manages team and configurations
* **Member** - Access to dashboards, alerts, and guides
* **Viewer** - Read-only access

### Sending Invitations

1. Navigate to **Settings** → **Organizations** → **Members**
2. Click **Invite Member**
3. Enter email address and select role
4. Send invitation

Invited members will receive an email to join your organization.

## Next Steps

* [Essential Setup Tasks](/getting-started/onboarding-your-organization/essential-setup.md) - 2FA, email verification, monitoring setup
* [Compliance & Notifications](/getting-started/onboarding-your-organization/compliance-and-notifications.md) - W3OS compliance and alerts


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