> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.swarmia.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.swarmia.com/data-model/entities/organization.md).

# Organization

Your organization, its users, teams, and the authors who contribute work.

Your organization, its users, teams, and the authors who contribute work.

* [Author](/data-model/entities/organization/author.md) — Authors are the people or bots that can be attributed different kinds of work items (commits, pull requests, reviews). Authors can be linked to multiple identities across different systems (GitHub, Slack, Jira, etc.).
* [Author attribute](/data-model/entities/organization/author-attribute.md) ([Beta](/data-model/entities/stability-levels/beta.md)) — Attribute that can be set on authors, such as Job title or City.
* [Author attribute value](/data-model/entities/organization/author-attribute-value.md) ([Beta](/data-model/entities/stability-levels/beta.md)) — One distinct value in use for an attribute, such as New York for City or Engineer for Job title.
* [GitHub team](/data-model/entities/organization/github-team.md) — Team synced from your GitHub organization.
* [Organization](/data-model/entities/organization/organization.md) — Swarmia organization.
* [Role assignment](/data-model/entities/organization/user-role-assignment.md) — Role given to a Swarmia user, either organization-wide or for a specific team.
* [Team](/data-model/entities/organization/team.md) — Teams represent your organization structure and are the owners of other entities like issues and pull requests.
* [Team membership](/data-model/entities/organization/team-membership.md) — Team memberships represent the periods when authors belong to teams, including inherited memberships through the team hierarchy.
* [User](/data-model/entities/organization/user.md) — Swarmia user account.

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