Creating an organization in Tejik is a fundamental step to structuring your account and managing your content-related assets effectively. An organization provides a structured environment where you can house multiple workspaces, campaigns, ideas, and templates, depending on your subscription plan. Follow this step-by-step guide to create your own organization in Tejik:
Accessing Your Tejik Account:
- Open the Tejik app.
- Ensure you’re signed in to your Tejik account.
Creating a New Organization:
- Click on your Profile icon located in the top right corner.
- From the dropdown menu, select Account Settings.
- Navigate to the Organizations section.
- Click the “+ New Organization” button.
- Provide a name for your organization in the designated field.
- Click Save to create your organization.
Completing the Organization Setup:
- To finalize the setup of your new organization, follow these steps:
- Click your Profile icon again in the top right corner.
- From the dropdown menu, select Switch Organization.
- Choose the newly created organization from the list.
- You will be directed to select a subscription plan.
- On the pricing table, choose a plan from the available options.
- Select either a monthly or yearly subscription option. You won’t be billed until your free trial ends.
- Click the “Start Trial” button to begin your free trial.
- Enter your billing information on the redirected Stripe Billing platform.
- Read and agree to Tejik’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
- Click the “Start Trial” button when you’re ready to subscribe.
- Create your workspace by naming it, selecting platforms for content sharing, adding a domain if necessary, and choosing your pillar content platform.
- Click “Save” to continue.
- There will be a quick video on setting up your workspace settings, and you can find more information on the workspace help page.
- Click “Next” to access your workspace settings.
Congratulations! 🎉 You’ve successfully created your organization in Tejik, and you’re now ready to manage your content-related projects within this structured environment.