Membership has a clear boundary.
The current workspace includes community membership and role controls. Shared community context is distinct from an individual’s personal meeting notes, recordings and relationship history. An organizer role does not grant access to those private records.
Let members choose visibility.
Directory visibility is a member choice. Community administrators can still see membership and email details needed to manage the group. Members can belong to more than one community and leave without transferring ownership of their private workspace. Use an explicit invitation rather than assuming an imported address authorizes outreach.
Build the right rollout together.
Organization billing and paid seat allocation have internal implementation and verification; commercial onboarding is not yet open. Bulk pricing has not been published. Organizers can manage chapters, propose introductions to opted-in members and handle reports within their community permissions.
Tell us what your group needs.
Use the support form to describe your group size, meeting rhythm and the coordination problem you want to solve. Submitting the form records your request; it does not purchase seats or enroll your members. No named community is presented as a customer or partner without permission.