Managing Organizations

Note

To create an organization, contact D‑Wave Customer Support.

A customer contract defines an organization, which represents a company or institution in the Leap service. An organization contains one or more associated projects.

Organization Administrators

Organization administrators can invite people to the Leap service in any role as well as administer many aspects of the projects contained in their organization, including specifying a project’s allowed email addresses and performing all tasks that a project administrator can.

Viewing Allowed Emails

The Allowed Email Settings section displays the email addresses, domains, and subdomains that are allowed for the members of all projects in an organization. Organization administrators can further restrict each project’s allowed email addresses.

Note

If you need to change an organization’s allowed email addresses for project members, contact D‑Wave Customer Support.

Viewing Summary Information for Projects

The organization’s Projects tab displays summary information for all projects in an organization.

Table 37 Projects Tab

Project Name	Name of the project. Click the name to go to its project page.
Active Members (Count)	Number of active members in the project.
Monthly Usage	Amount of solver-access time that has been consumed in the project for the month.
Solver Access Time	Amount of solver-access time aggregated over all active records for the project.
Contract Expiration	Date that the contract with which the project is associated expires.
Creation Date	Date that the project was created.
Project Status	Status of the project. For a description of project statuses, see the Viewing Project Status section.

Filtering and Sorting the Columns

Clicking the icons in the table headings or selecting the fields above the table performs the following actions:

Table 38 Columns: Filtering and Sorting

	Filters the rows by matching a part of the project name.
	Filters the rows by a combination of project attributes, such as project name, project status, and a range of dates for when the project’s contract is to expire.
	Sorts in ascending or descending order.
	Sets the filters for a column.
	Specifies the unit of time for the column. In addition, for the Monthly Usage column, specifies the percent usage.

Viewing Organization Status

An organization’s status is the state of the organization in the organization life cycle and is displayed next to the organization name on the organization’s page. The life-cycle states are the following:

Table 39 Organization Status

New	The organization has been created, but none of its projects have started as determined by the earliest start date of any project’s solver-access time allocation.
Active	At least one of the organization’s projects has started as determined by the earliest start date of any project’s solver-access time allocation.
Expired	The end date of all solver-access time allocations in all the organization’s projects has been reached.