Workflow: Organization Admin
1. Set up the organization structure
Section titled “1. Set up the organization structure”Organization admins are the main customer operators inside Sicket.
A typical first step is to create the operational structure:
- create buildings
- review plan limits
- create or manage residential units where needed
- assign landlords to the correct buildings
This step defines the foundation for everything else in the product.
2. Invite the right people
Section titled “2. Invite the right people”Organization admins can invite:
- landlords
- tenants
This is the main control point for bringing users into the system with the correct scope from the start.
3. Monitor operations
Section titled “3. Monitor operations”Once the organization is active, the admin usually works across:
- ticket queues
- announcements
- analytics
- knowledge-base content
- user and building management
This role is the broadest customer-facing operational role in Sicket.
4. Manage quality and communication
Section titled “4. Manage quality and communication”Organization admins can:
- review ticket handling across buildings
- publish announcements
- manage knowledge-base entries
- use analytics to spot volume and recurring issues
This makes the role both administrative and operational.
5. Control growth against the plan
Section titled “5. Control growth against the plan”Because subscription plans affect capacity and features, organization admins also need to understand:
- unit limits
- feature gating
- which workflows are enabled on the current plan
For example, the knowledge base and some advanced support workflows depend on plan level.
6. Keep scope clean
Section titled “6. Keep scope clean”Even though organization admins are broad in scope, they still operate inside one organization.
They do not become platform admins, and they do not automatically gain access outside the organization workspace.
Typical outcomes this role owns
Section titled “Typical outcomes this role owns”An organization admin is usually responsible for:
- correct building setup
- correct user onboarding
- consistent ticket handling
- announcement quality
- knowledge-base quality
- operational visibility through analytics