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# Accounts
Understand the account boundary, switch accounts, and create, rename, or delete accounts.
A tenant is your Qore deployment for an organization. It holds one or more accounts.
An account is the operating boundary for a business unit within that tenant. It separates projects, membership, governance, and usage from other accounts.
Use this page to understand the account boundary, switch between accounts, and manage accounts in **Org Settings**. Use the linked Control Center areas to administer an account.
### Account at a glance
| Account area | What it controls |
| ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
| Projects | The apps, agents, knowledge bases, and design systems your teams create. |
| People and access | Members, teams, roles, and API keys. |
| Governance | Account-wide monitoring, audit, policy, and quality controls. |
| Usage | Credit consumption and the spending controls that apply to the account. |
### Working with accounts
Accounts help you separate work that needs independent ownership, access, or cost control. Each account contains its own projects and members.
An **Organisation Admin** creates, renames, and deletes accounts from **Org Settings**. Account names are unique within the tenant.
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An account is not the same as a project. Use accounts for business boundaries. Use projects for related apps, agents, knowledge bases, and design systems.
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### Switch accounts
The account and project switcher sits at the top of the Console sidebar. It shows the current account above the current project.
1. Open the switcher.
2. Under **Accounts**, select an account. A check mark shows the current account.
The **Projects** list below it changes to the selected account's projects. See [Projects](/ai-workbench-qore/console/projects.md) to choose, pin, or create a project.
### Manage accounts in Org Settings
Only **Organisation Admin** carries **Create an account**, the capability that opens the **Accounts** page and its **Create Account**, **Update**, and **Delete** actions. See [Roles](/ai-workbench-qore/control-center/admin/roles.md).
1. Select your avatar at the top right, then select **Org Settings**.
2. In the left sidebar, select **Accounts**.
The sidebar also shows **Brands** and **Roles and Capabilities**.
The **Accounts** page lists every account in the tenant with its **Name**, **Created At** date, and **Status**. Filter by **All Statuses**, **Active**, or **Deactivated**, or search by name. Each row's **Actions** menu (⋮) holds **Usage Limits**, **Update**, and **Delete**.
The Accounts page in Org Settings, with a row's actions menu open.
#### Create an account
1. Select **Create Account**.
2. Enter a **Name**.
3. Select **Create**.
The account appears in the list with the status **Active**, and under **Accounts** in the Console switcher.
Create Account.
#### Rename an account
1. In the account's row, open the actions menu (⋮) and select **Update**.
2. Change the **Name**.
3. Select **Update**. The button is unavailable until the name changes.
#### Set usage limits for an account
In the account's row, open the actions menu (⋮) and select **Usage Limits**. The dialog configures credit usage limits and alerts for that account. This action needs **Set credit limits**. For the fields, see [Usage Limits](/ai-workbench-qore/control-center/cost-control/usage-limits.md).
#### Delete an account
1. In the account's row, open the actions menu (⋮) and select **Delete**.
2. Qore asks *Are you absolutely sure?* and warns: *This action cannot be undone. This will permanently delete this account.* Select **Delete** to confirm.
### Manage this account
Use the relevant Control Center area for each account-management task.
Title
Description
Target
Admin
Manage account members, teams, roles, and API keys.
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