Organisation Settings

Configure your organisation's name, URL slug, membership rules, custom domains, and account deletion from the Organisation → Settings area.

Name and slug

Your organisation has two identifiers:

  • Name — the display name shown in the portal. You can change it at any time without affecting anything else.
  • Slug — the short identifier used in all your feed URLs, for example f.feedz.io/my-org/my-repo/nuget/index.json.
Changing the slug immediately changes all your feed URLs. Any client configured with the old URL will stop working until it is updated. Coordinate with your team before making this change.

New Member Rules

New Member Rules control how people can join your organisation. They apply to both email invitations and self-service sign-up flows.

Require Google authentication

When enabled, new members must sign in with a Google account. Existing members are not affected — they can continue signing in as before. To fully enforce Google authentication across the organisation, remove any members who are not using Google sign-in and re-invite them.

Enable this rule if your organisation uses Google Workspace and you want to centralise identity management.

Restrict by email domain

This option is only available when Require Google authentication is enabled. Enter one or more email domains (for example, acme.com) to limit membership to people whose Google account belongs to one of those domains. This applies to both invited members and anyone who clicks a public invite link.

Leave this field empty to allow Google accounts from any domain.

New Member Rules apply to new members only. They do not affect existing members or their current access.

Custom domains

Custom domains let you serve repository feed URLs from your own domain instead of f.feedz.io. A domain set at the organisation level applies to all repositories; a domain set on an individual repository applies to that repository only.

See Custom Domains for setup instructions, DNS configuration, and TLS certificate provisioning. Custom domains are available on the Professional plan.

Deleting the organisation

The danger zone at the bottom of the Settings page contains the option to delete your organisation. Deleting an organisation:

  • Permanently removes all repositories and their packages
  • Revokes all member access and service account tokens
  • Cancels any active paid subscription at the end of the current billing period
Organisation deletion cannot be undone. Packages are not recoverable after deletion completes. If you only want to remove access temporarily, consider deactivating members and service accounts instead.

You will be asked to type the organisation slug to confirm before deletion proceeds. Only the organisation owner can delete an organisation.