# Company Structure

Each company hierarchy consists of a single Root company and zero or more Child companies (also called sub-companies).

  • Users may create new Root companies (and thus separate hierarchies) only if all the following conditions are met:

    • They are not members of any companies.
    • They have not reached the limit of three created hierarchies per user account.
    • Their last created hierarchy no longer exists.
  • Any companies created while the user is a member of another company become sub-companies of the currently active company.

  • Child companies may create their own sub-companies. There is no limit on the number of child companies or the number of levels the company hierarchy may have.

# Managing Child Companies

  • Each company must have at least one user with a "Company Admin" role. This role provides full permissions over the company and includes the following abilities for direct sub-companies:

    • Delete sub-company (deletes the entire sub-hierarchy).
    • View the device count for the sub-hierarchy (does not include any details beyond the count).
  • Users automatically become Company Admins of any company they create.

  • Users may give up access to a child company by removing themselves from it.

  • It is not possible to change a company’s parent (to move it between parents).