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Organization Setup

The organization profile is the root of your Vruksha ERP tenant. Every user, project, partnership, and document belongs to one organization, and several settings here — currency, timezone — affect how data is displayed and recorded across the whole system. Keeping this profile accurate is one of the first things an administrator should do.

Where to find it: Settings → Organization.

:::note Who can edit this Editing the organization profile is an organization-wide action, so the org role governs access here — there is no subproject override. The Admin role can edit all of it. See the RBAC matrix. :::

Editing the organization profile

Open Settings → Organization, change the fields you need, and save. As with all forms in Vruksha, validation runs only when you submit — not while you type — and the first invalid field is focused with an inline error message.

Profile fields

FieldRequiredNotes
Organization nameYes2–255 characters. The display name used throughout the app and in invitation emails.
Tax ID (PAN / GSTIN)NoUp to 100 characters.
Business typeNoUp to 100 characters (e.g. Private Limited, Partnership Firm, LLP).
IndustryNoUp to 100 characters (e.g. Real Estate).
Company sizeNoOne of 1-10, 11-50, 51-200, 201-500, 501-1000, 1000+.
Established yearNoA four-digit year between 1800 and the current year. Cannot be in the future.
TimezoneNoIANA timezone string (e.g. Asia/Kolkata). Defaults to UTC. Affects how timestamps are shown.
CurrencyNo3–10 character currency code (e.g. INR). Defaults to INR. Affects how money is displayed.
EmailNoA valid organization contact email.
PhoneNoInternational format, e.g. +91 80 12345678.
WebsiteNoA valid URL, e.g. https://vruksha.com.

Address fields

FieldRequiredNotes
Street addressNoUp to 500 characters.
CityNoUp to 100 characters.
State / ProvinceNoUp to 100 characters.
Postal / ZIP codeNoUp to 20 characters.
CountryNoUp to 100 characters.

Only the organization name is mandatory; every other field is optional but recommended, because the address, tax ID, and contact details appear on generated documents.

You can upload a logo for the organization. The logo appears in the application header and is included in some generated documents and emails. Use a square image where possible for the cleanest result. Uploading a new logo replaces the previous one.

Notification email toggle

The organization profile includes a notification email switch (notificationEmailEnabled). When on, the system is allowed to send transactional/notification emails for organization events. When off, those emails are suppressed at the organization level. This is a global switch — individual notification preferences and channels are described in the notification system documentation.

tip

Leave notification email enabled in production so users receive invitations, password-reset links, and important alerts. Turn it off only for test or staging tenants where you do not want real email going out.

Managing organization documents

Organization-level documents (registration certificates, GST certificates, partnership deeds, and similar) are stored centrally and can be uploaded, viewed, and replaced from the organization area. Supported file types and the 10 MB per-file limit match the rest of the platform (PDF, JPG, PNG, DOC, DOCX, XLS, XLSX, DWG). Uploads to sensitive document areas are recorded in the audit trail.

Organization statistics

The organization page also surfaces a few read-only statistics that give you a quick health check of the tenant:

StatisticWhat it counts
Total usersAll users in the organization.
Active usersUsers currently in the ACTIVE status.
Total projectsProjects created in the organization.
Total subprojectsSubprojects across all projects.

These figures are calculated live — there is nothing to configure. They are useful when you are deciding, for example, whether your company-size setting still matches reality, or how many seats are in active use.

What changes when you save

  • Currency and timezone changes affect how amounts and timestamps are displayed going forward; they do not retroactively re-record historical values.
  • Profile edits are captured in the audit log, so there is a record of who changed what and when.