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Access And Organizations

SecondPage work belongs to an organization. Pages, agents, API keys, members, connections, billing, and domains are all managed inside that organization.

Sign In Or Sign Up

Use Sign in when you already have a SecondPage account. Use Sign up when you are creating one for the first time.

SecondPage preserves the Page, organization, or agent-connection flow you were trying to reach before signing in. After sign-in, sign-up, email verification, or SSO completion, you should return to that original destination when access is allowed.

During sign-up, review and accept the required terms before creating the account.

Choose Or Create An Organization

When you sign in without an active organization, SecondPage asks you to choose one you already belong to or create a new one.

Create a new organization when you are setting up a new one for your team, client, or project. You should only create an organization when you are authorized to accept the SecondPage terms for it.

Accept An Invitation

If someone invites you to an organization, use the invitation link they send. After accepting, SecondPage switches you into the invited organization so you can open the Pages and settings you were invited to join.

Request Access To A Page

If you open a Page you cannot view, you land on a "You need access" screen.

  1. Sign in if prompted, with a verified email address.
  2. Choose the access you want: Viewer, Commenter, or Editor.
  3. Add an optional message.
  4. Send the request.
  5. Wait for a manager or Page owner to grant access.

The screen does not name the Page or its owner, so you always see the same generic request form. If you already have access, submitting tells you that instead of sending a duplicate request. Access requests do not make a Page public. They ask someone with permission to invite you or adjust sharing.

Good Habits

  • Use one organization per real team or client context.
  • Check which organization is active before creating Pages or agents.
  • Invite teammates from organization settings instead of sharing personal accounts.
  • Start with narrower access and broaden sharing when the audience is clear.