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An organization holds your projects, members, and subscription. Organization settings apply to every project inside it. Most teams set them up once, then revisit as the team grows.

Quick Reference

Create and switch organizations

  1. Create an organization. Your first organization comes from the onboarding screen after signup: enter an Organization Name, pick your expected test volume, team size, and how you found TestDino, then click Create organization. TestDino opens the New Project dialog on the Projects page so the organization does not start empty. For any organization after that, open the organization switcher and click New Organization. Enter an Organization Name, then click Next and pick your Team size. Organization names accept letters, numbers, spaces, and . , ' & ( ) _ -, up to 100 characters, and must contain at least one letter or number.
  2. Open or switch organization. Click an organization name in the switcher to enter its workspace.
  3. Create a project. Go to Projects and click New Project. See Projects.

Explore the sample data sandbox

The sandbox is a shared organization holding real test runs, so you can explore populated dashboards, runs, and test cases before your own tests report. It is read-only. Open it from the organization switcher, where it appears as Read-only sample data. A project that is still waiting for its first test run also offers a See sample data link. To remove the sandbox from your switcher, open Organization Settings → Danger Zone while in it and click Leave organization. Your own organizations are unaffected.

Set up access and billing

New organizations start with one owner. Invite members, assign roles, then connect billing before usage exceeds the free tier. Project-level settings, including API keys and integrations, live in Project Settings.

Projects

Create and manage projects

Billing & Usage

Usage tracking and subscription

Users & Roles

Invite members and assign permissions

Single Sign-On

Connect your identity provider with OIDC
Last modified on August 13, 2026