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Creating Your Organization

Your Organization is the umbrella that holds all your communities, team members, and billing data. It’s the “Owner” of everything you build on Nudj.
Time to Complete: 5 minutes Technical Level: None Note: You can have multiple organizations under one login, but they are completely isolated from each other.

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The 7-Step Setup Process

When you first sign up at admin.nudj.cx, you’ll be guided through this wizard.
1

Business Identity

Enter your Organization Name. This is how you’ll be identified in billing and communications.
Choose your name carefully. It is used to generate your default subdomain (e.g., your-name.nudj.cx) and is difficult to change later.
2

Data Residency

Choose where your data lives. We offer US and EU regions to help you comply with local regulations (like GDPR).Important: This selection is permanent and cannot be changed once the organization is created.
3

Team Roles

Add your first team members. You can assign roles like:
  • Owner: Full access, including billing.
  • Admin: Can manage all communities but not billing.
  • Moderator: Can manage users and posts only.
4

Billing & Plan

Select your plan (Starter, Pro, or Enterprise) and add a payment method. Nudj uses Stripe for secure payment processing.
5

Default Subdomain

Pick your default access URL. Most organizations use their brand name (e.g., acme.nudj.cx). You can add a Custom Domain later.
6

Global Branding

Upload your organization’s primary logo. This logo is the fallback for any communities that don’t have their own specific branding.
7

Final Review

Check your settings and click Create Organization.

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Key Administrative Concepts

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Organizations vs. Communities

Think of the Organization as your company (e.g., Nike) and Communities as your specific projects or brands (e.g., Nike Run Club, Jordan Brand).
  • Users are unique to each community.
  • Settings (like domains and auth) can be shared across the organization.

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The “Default” Community

Every new organization starts with one default community. We recommend using this as your “Pilot” space to test challenges and rewards before launching a larger, branded community.

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Next Steps

Now that your foundation is built, let’s create something your users can see.

Step 2: Community Setup

Build your first branded space and invite your first members.