Your whole team in Cord, each person with the access they need.

Yes. Permissions are per section, not per book of business: the whole team sees the organization's quotes and client directory, and permissions decide who can create, edit or approve them. What does disappear without its permission is Invoices, Payments, Collections and Reports. If you need to fully separate two books of business (two business units, for example), each one can be its own organization.

Free and Starter are single-user. From Professional you invite your team with 5 users included, Scale includes 15, and each additional user is billed separately; the price is on the plans page. The audit log is available from Professional and SSO from Scale. Requiring two-factor authentication, the inactivity timeout and invitation domains are on every plan.

Yes. Creating another organization doesn't depend on your plan, and each one has its own: you can keep your main company on Professional and a new brand on Free. Their data doesn't mix (clients, catalog, invoices and team belong to each one), and Cord does not add several organizations up into a consolidated report.

Anyone can sign in to Cord with Google, Apple, a password or a passkey. SSO adds that your company decides who gets in: only emails from your verified domains, with the role your identity provider says and, if you require it, with no other way in for your team.

The account owner always keeps their password as a fallback, even when SSO is required. With it, they can switch off the requirement for one hour so the team can sign in some other way; when the hour is up, SSO is required again on its own.

Invitations, permission changes and revoked access; SSO and integration connections; invoice issuing, sending and payments; and changes to the organization's settings, each with its date and the IP it came from. Anyone with the Settings permission can review it, from the Professional plan.