
For user licenses and subscriptions to your additional organizational account, refer to our Pricing Page.Aspect | Organization Structure | Multi-Organization |
Purpose | Manage multiple entities within a single organization account, with shared data and interdependencies. | Manage completely independent organizations, each with its own data, URL, and settings. |
Ideal For | Businesses with connected branches or legal entities that share employees or reporting structures. | Businesses with separate companies or subsidiaries that operate independently, with no overlap. |
Data Storage | All entities’ data is stored within one Zoho People account. | Each organization has its own Zoho People account and database. |
Employee Visibility | Employees across entities can be visible and linked for reporting or approvals. | Employees in one organization cannot view or interact with employees from another organization. |
Reporting Structure | Supports cross-entity reporting (an employee in one entity can report to a manager in another). | No cross-organization reporting allowed; each org has an isolated hierarchy. |
Policy Configuration | Common or entity-level policies can be shared or customized within the same account. | Each organization has its own independent policies, settings, and workflows. |
Access URLs | One common Zoho People URL for the entire organization structure. | Each organization has a unique Zoho People URL (e.g., companyA.zohopeople.com). |
License and Billing | Single license and billing setup across the entire structure. | Each organization requires a separate subscription and user license. |
HR/Admin Management | One HR team can centrally manage all entities. | Admin can switch between multiple orgs using the same login, but data stays separate. |
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When to Use | When entities are interconnected and need data sharing or cross-reporting. | When entities are completely independent with no overlap or dependency. |