Many teams start using 开桥 in the same way: one developer, one account, and one API key.
As the project grows, more people need access. Before long, the same account, balance, and billing may be shared across the team.
This can work during the early stages of a project, but it becomes increasingly difficult to manage as the team grows. Developers need the freedom to build, while team owners need a clear way to manage access, spending, and usage—without mixing company resources with personal accounts.
That is why we built Organizations on 开桥.
Organizations give teams a dedicated workspace with their own members, API keys, Pay As You Go balance, usage data, logs, and billing.
Each member joins through their own 开桥 account and creates their own API keys inside the Organization. The team shares the workspace and its balance without sharing credentials or operating through one person’s account.
Built for How Teams Actually Work
For developers, the experience stays simple.
Once they join an Organization, they can create their own API keys, use the shared balance, and view their own requests and usage. They do not need to manage payments or ask an admin to send them a shared key.
For admins, Organizations provide a clearer way to manage how 开桥 is used across the team.
Admins can invite or remove members, manage billing, review team-wide usage and logs, and set individual credit limits based on total, daily, weekly, or monthly usage.
This gives each teammate the access they need while helping the Organization keep spending predictable.
Access is also easier to manage as the team changes. When someone leaves the Organization, the API keys they created within that workspace are disabled without affecting the rest of the team.
Shared Resources, Clear Ownership
One of the most important decisions behind Organizations was to separate shared resources from shared credentials.
An Organization uses one shared balance, but every API key still belongs to a specific member. This gives teams a clearer view of who is using 开桥, how credits are being spent, and where changes in usage are coming from.
Admins can review requests, costs, and usage across the Organization, while members can access their own activity and logs.
As AI becomes part of more products and internal workflows, this visibility should be available from the beginning—not introduced only after usage becomes difficult to manage.
Separate from Your Personal Workspace
An Organization is fully separate from each member’s personal 开桥 workspace.
It has its own Pay As You Go balance, API keys, usage records, logs, and billing information. Members can switch between their personal workspace and the Organizations they belong to without mixing their resources.
This is especially useful for developers who use 开桥 both personally and at work. Personal experiments remain in the personal workspace, while company usage stays within the Organization.
Organizations use a separate Pay As You Go balance and do not share the usage included in an individual 订阅计划.
A Natural Next Step for 开桥
开桥 started with a simple idea: developers should be able to access leading AI models without managing a growing collection of accounts, APIs, and billing systems.
One API made model access simpler. Organizations bring that same simplicity to teams.
Developers get independent access. Admins get clearer control. The whole team gets one place to manage its AI usage.
Organizations are now available directly from your 开桥 account. Create a workspace, invite your teammates, and start building together.
One API. One workspace. Your entire team.
AI, Simplified & Assured.