Company Structure

Each company hierarchy consists of a single Root Company and zero or more Child Companies (also referred to as sub-companies).

Users can create a new Root Company (and therefore a new, independent hierarchy) only if all of the following conditions are met:
- They are not currently members of any company.
- They have not reached the limit of three created hierarchies per user account.
- Their most recently created hierarchy no longer exists.
Any company created while the user is already a member of another company becomes a Child Company of the currently active company.
Child companies can create their own sub-companies. There is no limit to the number of child companies or to the depth of the company hierarchy.

Managing Child Companies

Each company must have at least one user assigned the Company Admin role. This role provides full permissions within the company and includes the following capabilities for direct child companies:
- Delete a child company (which deletes the entire sub-hierarchy).
- View the total number of devices in the child hierarchy (device count only, without further details).
Users automatically become Company Admins of any company they create.
Users can remove their own access to a child company by removing themselves from it.
It is not possible to change a company’s parent (i.e., move a company to a different parent in the hierarchy).