Account, organization and plans

Organizations and membership

How organizations work in Empatyzer: the personal organization, membership in several organizations, joining, inviting, switching and leaving, and what stays private when you join.

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  1. What is my personal organization in Empatyzer?

    Your personal organization is the one Empatyzer creates automatically when you register, initially named with your first and last name. You can rename it and invite people to it, for example family or friends.

  2. Can I belong to more than one organization in Empatyzer?

    Yes. One Empatyzer account can belong to several organizations at once: your employer's organization, your personal organization, private organizations created by other people and further organizations you create and manage.

  3. Do I need to retake the Empatyzer assessment when I join another organization?

    No. You complete the Empatyzer assessment once, and the same profile works in every organization you belong to, as long as you join with the same account.

  4. How do I join an organization in Empatyzer?

    You join an Empatyzer organization through an email invitation or an invitation link from that organization. If you already have an account and a completed assessment, your existing profile is used.

  5. How do I invite people to my organization in Empatyzer?

    The quickest way in Empatyzer is the photo or initials menu: expand your organization and choose “Invite team — click and copy link”. You can also open “Go to admin” → “Organizations” and use “Invite user” or the invite action on an organization card.

  6. Can I change the type of my Empatyzer organization later?

    No. The type of an Empatyzer organization, business or private/family, is chosen during setup and cannot be changed later. Its name and industry can still be changed.

  7. How do I choose which organization sends me Empatyzer micro-lesson emails?

    Empatyzer sends micro-lesson emails for one organization at a time: expand that organization in the photo or initials menu and select “Receive email notifications”. This keeps people in several organizations from receiving duplicate emails every Tuesday and Thursday.

  8. What changes when I switch organizations in Empatyzer?

    Switching organizations in Empatyzer changes the people, teams, departments, project groups, comparisons and organization settings available to you. Your assessment and micro-lesson progress stay the same, because they belong to your account.

  9. What do the Personal, Free and Premium labels mean in the Empatyzer organization menu?

    In Empatyzer's “Your organizations” list, “Personal” marks your personal organization, while “Free” and “Premium” show which plan an organization is on. The organization you are currently working in is marked with a check.

  10. How does Empatyzer protect my private profile when I join an organization?

    Joining an Empatyzer organization does not give your manager, HR or administrators access to your conversations with Em or your full assessment results. Other members may see only neutral guidance for working with you, and you can turn that off.

  11. How do I create another organization in Empatyzer?

    In Empatyzer's admin panel, open “Organizations” and click “Create new organization” at the top of the page. During setup you choose the organization type, business or private/family, which cannot be changed later.

  12. How do I leave an Empatyzer organization I do not own?

    Empatyzer lets you leave any organization you do not own: choose “Go to admin” → “Organizations”, find it among the organizations you belong to and click “Leave” on its card.

  13. Can I use Empatyzer on my own or with family and friends?

    Yes. Every Empatyzer account gets a personal organization at registration, which you can use on your own or with family, friends, a sports club, a small company or another private group.

  14. Do I keep my Empatyzer profile if I leave my employer’s organization?

    Yes. Your Empatyzer assessment belongs to you, not to your employer, and leaving an organization does not delete your account.

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