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Introducing organizations for Cursor Enterprise

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Summary

Large enterprises often need distinct budgets, security, governance, and feature controls for their various business units, which is addressed by the introduction of "organizations," a new structure that enables centralized management of multiple Cursor teams. This structure allows administrators to set different budgets, configure security settings, create sandbox environments, and access usage analytics from a single dashboard, enhancing control and flexibility across the company. Teams operate under the organization as subunits, with separate configurations for security and spending, while groups allow for lightweight user collections to manage model access and permissions. The introduction of these features supports enterprise use cases like sandboxing for feature testing and segmenting model access and budgets according to function. The organization dashboard offers comprehensive visibility into spending and usage, facilitating chargebacks by business unit. Future enhancements aim to streamline policy controls, onboarding, and user management.

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