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Organizations & Projects

An organization is the top-level container for billing, membership, and subscription. Every user belongs to one or more organizations. Organizations have a type, which determines which portal surface(s) are available to them:

Organization typePortalPurpose
standardapp. onlyThe default — a customer building hotline and/or platform projects.
partnerapp. + partners.A referral or reseller partner; see Partner guide.
headlessapp. + headless.An integrator embedding Nairon in their own product; see Headless guide.

An organization has exactly one type in v2 — an org cannot be both a partner and a headless integrator simultaneously (use a second organization if you need both).

A tenant organization (a customer of a partner, or an instance target under a headless integrator) is a standard organization that carries a managingPartnerId or managingHeadlessIntegratorId back-reference, which is how partners/integrators get access to manage it without changing its own type.

Projects live inside an organization and hold the actual work: flows, phone numbers, knowledge bases, and agent profiles. A project has a type:

Project typeWhat it is
hotline (default)A phone-answering (and/or web-embedded) voice agent project: flows, phone numbers, knowledge bases, call history/analytics.
platformAn API-consumption project: no flows or phone numbers. Its surface is API keys, usage, and an invoice preview on platform.v2.nairon.xyz.

Choosing platform as the project type is how you get access to the OpenAI-compatible platform-api and the service-api control plane under that project’s API keys — see the Developer guide.

Projects also carry a plan (free, starter, growth, pro, enterprise) which, among other things, gates access to pro-flow nodes in the graph editor — see Flows.

  • Flow — a conversation design, either simple or graph type (see Flows).
  • Flow version — a saved snapshot of a flow’s configuration; one version is active at a time.
  • Agent profile — the model/voice/language configuration a flow runs with.
  • Knowledge base — a set of ingested documents/URLs an agent can query for answers.
  • Phone number — a Nairon-provided, partner-provided, or externally-trunked number attached to a flow.
  • API key — a publishable or secret project-scoped credential (see API keys).