Management of Organistaion Structure ​

Cube's Organisations are loosely coupled as Administrators are allowed to create new organisations and invite collaborators with great flexibility. When you hava an organistaional structure or hierarchy, you can use below patterns:

Company Hierarchy ​

When you are setting up a structure for your company and branch offices around the world, you may adopt the hierarchy pattern as illustrated below:

• Thomas (CTO) - is responsible for the company hierarchy. He is superadmin for HQ and created Brazil and UK companies - therefore their superadmin as well. He then invited Lucy and Mark to be in charge of the local operations.

• Lucy(Brazil) - is invited to be an admin and is responsible for Brasil operations. She created a local branch Brasilia and becomes its superadmin.

• Mark(UK operational PIC) - Created London and Sheffield branches and invite Mary to oversee Sheffield as a user.

• Mary(Sheffield) - is invited to Sheffield branch as a user. She can observe and monitor. But she CANNOT create organisation.

Below is the table of who can access which organisations:

Centralised Model ​

In a more centralised model, Thomas can choose to create all companies and local branches so that he will naturally be able to monitor all.

In this model, Thomas has a greater control over local operations.

• Be noted: in this case, Mark can no longer invite anyone to manage London branch as he is operator with London branch now.

Agent Hierarchy ​

Similarly as company hierarchy, agent hierarchy authorises its sub level Organisations to manage their own operations. In this case, these (sub level) organisations do not invite Thomas to engage in their operational activities, so each agent company has full autonomy.

Unlike company hierarchy, in this case operations of Industry A and B are of no interest to Thomas.

Mixed Model ​

In the example above, Mary can also develop her own organisational structure based on either company hierarchy or centralised model.

From simple to complex, Cube's organisation feature can help you acheive your desired network of organisations,offering both security and flexibility.