Create an organisation account
Register your company, school or training provider, accept the Organisation Terms and invite your team.
Updated 15 October 2026
An organisation account lets you buy courses for your team, assign them and follow
progress. It's separate from any personal account, so use a different email address,
such as your work email.
Who can create one
You need to be 18 or over and live in Ireland, Spain, the United States or Australia.
You become the organisation's administrator.
Create your organisation
Select Get started, then choose Organisation at the top of the form.
Choose your country and enter your date of birth.
Enter your name, the Organisation name, and choose Business or Education
(for education, also choose the type).Enter your work email and a password, then select Create organisation account.
Type the 8-digit code we email you and select Verify email.
On Set up your organisation, read and accept the
Organisation Terms, then select Create organisation.
Your organisation's Dashboard opens straight away.
Next steps
Invite your team: open Organisation → Team. See Manage team access.
Buy courses for your team: see Buy course licences and assign them to a team.
Organise people into groups: see Manage groups and assignments.
Good to know
The Organisation Terms explain how Discentik handles your team's data on your
behalf. Accepting them is required to create the organisation.Google and Microsoft sign-up are for personal accounts. Organisations register
with an email address so we can record the organisation's name and type.A personal account can't be turned into an organisation. Your personal courses
and progress stay in your personal account.Already have an organisation? Ask its administrator to invite you instead of
creating a new one.
Something went wrong?
"Use a separate email address": this email already has a personal account with
activity. Sign up again with a different email.You closed the page before creating the organisation: sign in with the same email.
We take you back to Set up your organisation.Still stuck? Contact support.
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