Organizations

Organizations are used to group projects and manage access to those projects.

Features

• Create projects
• Invite users
• Transfer projects
• Pay for all of your projects usage.

Organization ID

An Organization's ID is a unique identifier in UUID format that can be found under the "Organization settings" section of Cypress Cloud. This ID is used frequently by the Support, Success, and Sales teams to reference an Organization.

To locate your Organization's ID, go to "Organization settings" then Organization ID. Click on the clipboard icon to copy the ID for easy sharing with Cypress teams.

Managing Organizations

Create Org

You can create an organization from within Cypress Cloud by opening the organization switcher and clicking Create new organization.

Personal Org

In the past, every user of Cypress was given a personal organization - named after you. You cannot delete or edit the name of this personal organization, however you can convert it to a professional organization.

New users will no longer have a personal organization created for them automatically.

Convert to professional org

If you've already set up your projects, users, and billing on your personal organization, you can convert it to a professional organization via the Organization settings page.

Click the Convert organization button, provide a name for the organization, and hit Convert organization. This will do two things:

1. It will upgrade your personal organization to a new named organization. All of your projects, users, and billing information will carry over to this new organization.
2. We'll create a new, empty personal organization so you always have a place to keep your side projects and experiments!

Delete Org

You can delete organizations that you own as long as they do not have any projects in the organization. You must first transfer ownership of your projects to another organization before you can delete the organization.

Billing & Usage

Open Source Plan

To support the community, we provide the Open Source (OSS) plan to take advantage of Cypress Cloud with unlimited test runs. To qualify, all Projects in your Organization must meet the following criteria:

• Be a non-commercial entity
• Be Public in Cypress Cloud
• Your Project source code is available in a public location with an OSI-approved license
• Record minimum of 500 tests included with the Free Plan

Requesting OSS plan for an Org

Follow the following process to request an OSS plan:

1. Login to Cypress Cloud, or create an account if you are a new user.
   
2. Go the Organizations page to select the Organization you want to associate with an OSS plan. If you have no Organizations, you can create one by clicking the + Add Organization button.

   Note: Personal organizations cannot be used with an OSS plan.

3. Go to the Billing & Usage page, and then click on the Apply for an open source plan link at the bottom of the page. 4. Fill in and submit the OSS plan request form. 5. You'll receive an email confirming your request. The Cypress Team will review your request and, if approved, an OSS plan subscription will be applied to your Organization.

If you have any questions regarding the OSS plan, please feel free contact us.

Integrations

• BitBucket
• GitHub
• GitLab
• Jira
• Slack

Enterprise SSO

Enable SSO

1. Log in to Cypress Cloud and navigate to the Integrations page for your organization.
   
2. Scroll down to the Enterprise SSO section. Select your SSO provider and take note of the information provided and required. Keep this window open and continue to the configuration instructions for your specific SSO provider below.

SSO Provider Configuration

Follow the instructions below for your specific SSO provider.

• Okta
• SAML
• Azure AD

Okta

Cypress Cloud can integrate with Okta via SAML. In addition to the documentation below, refer to Okta's official documentation for setting up a new SAML application.

1. Log into your Okta dashboard and head to the Admin section.
   
2. Create a new SAML-based Web application.
   
   
3. Supply the following information requested in the Okta setup wizard:

• App name: Cypress Cloud
• App logo: Cypress logo download
• Single sign on URL: The URL provided in Cypress Cloud
• Audience URI: The URI provided in Cypress Cloud
• Attribute statements: Add the attribute statements described in Cypress Cloud

1. Click Next then select I'm an Okta customer and click Finish.
2. Click the View Setup Instructions button in the middle of the page. Cypress Cloud needs the information provided here:

• Copy the Identity Provider Single sign-on URL to Cypress Cloud.
• Download the certificate and upload that to Cypress Cloud.
  

1. Navigate to the Assignments tab and grant your users access to Cypress Cloud.
2. Save Configuration.

SAML

Cypress Cloud can integrate with your identity provider via SAML. In addition to the documentation below, refer to your provider's official documentation for configuring a SAML integration.

1. Log into the admin interface for your identity provider.
2. Work through the setup wizard supplying the information requested:

• App name: Cypress Cloud
• App logo: Cypress logo download
• Single sign on URL: Collect the URL provided by Cypress Cloud
• Audience URI: Collect the URI provided by Cypress Cloud
• Add a custom mapping of AttributeStatements with the following:
  • User.Email: User's email
  • User.FirstName: User's first name
  • User.LastName: User's last name

1. Collect the sign-on URL and certificate from your identity provider. Supply that to Cypress Cloud.
2. Save Configuration.

Azure AD

Cypress Cloud can integrate with your identity provider via Azure AD. In addition to the documentation below, refer to the Microsoft Guides for configuring an application.

1. Log into the Azure portal and create a new Application.
2. Work through the application setup, supplying the following information when requested:

• App name: Cypress Cloud
• App logo: Cypress logo download
• Login URL: Collect the URL provided by Cypress Cloud

1. Collect the Client ID for your application provided in the Application overview page.
2. Go to Certificates and Secrets in your Azure Application and create a new secret that does not expire. Copy this newly-created secret and paste it in the Azure Client Secret field in Cypress Cloud.
3. Under API Permissions in Azure AD, ensure the application has access to User.Read permissions
4. Enter the domain used for your Active Directory, as well as the list of SSO domains you wish to allow user to authenticate with, in Cypress Cloud. This is used for SSO discovery from the login screen.
5. Save Configuration.

Save Configuration

1. Return to Cypress Cloud and click Save Configuration. Cypress Cloud will attempt to authenticate.

🎉 Your integration is now complete! You can invite all of the users in your organization to sign in through your SSO provider.

Notes

• Once SSO is set up in Cypress Cloud, Users should be invited via your SSO provider, not Cypress Cloud.
• All SSO Users are initially added with the User Role of Member. If a User needs different User Role permissions, this can be changed via Cypress Cloud by a current member with the role of Owner or Admin.