Organization management

Setting up the hierarchy structure between an organization and its subordinate organizations. In the hierarchy structure, organizations at the highest level or top tier are called parent organizations and its subordinate organizations are called child organizations. One parent can have more than one child. One child can only have one parent. A child organization can also be the parent organization of its subordinate organization.

A director or admin user from the parent organization can access all the members' information and perform the following actions across all organizations in the hierarchy, including all its child and grandchild organizations:

Search for a person
Edit personal information
Cancel a membership
Issue a refund
Run reports, etc

To create an organization hierarchy structure:

The parent organization needs to denote the governing body
Child organizations need to make a request to their parent organization
The parent organization then needs to accept their children's requests before the hierarchy is finalized