Organization permissions should be managed via Control Panel. Further Organization configuration is managed in the Foundry Settings tab.
There are two ways in which a user can be associated with an Organization:
A user is a member of exactly one Organization. This can be assigned upon user creation, mapped via your SAML setup Admin > Authentication > Organization assignment, or managed in the Users interface.
Organization membership defines the following:
A user of another Organization who can view Projects, files, users, groups, tag categories, and collections in this Organization. Guests can be users or groups. While every user has a single primary Organization membership, users can have guest membership to any number of Organizations.
Guest membership will allow you to view users who have this Organization as their primary Organization, but not other guest users of this Organization. Users who have this as their primary Organization will always be able to view users who are guests of this Organization.
You can add a guest to your Organization from the Organizations tab of the Foundry Settings page:
When Foundry home folders are enabled, they are automatically marked with the Organization of the user.
Configuration options to disable home folders are currently in beta. Contact Palantir Support to enable this feature.
Spaces have been rebranded from their previous name, namespaces.
Spaces settings are managed in Control Panel on the Space management page of enrollment settings.
From the Space management page, select + Create space.
As part of space creation, you will be asked to specify the following settings:
Project defaults
role set, but it can be replaced with a custom role set. Note that if a custom role set is used, then roles granted on the space will not inherit to Projects.If you are an enrollment admin but are not able to create a new space, it may be because your enrollment is not suitable or you have hit a quota limit; contact Palantir Support for more information.
In the Actions section, you can Manage the settings of a space.
Legacy spaces might provide additional configuration settings. Below is a description of those settings: