My organisation : companies and licences
135 Views •Companies : the administrative record
134 Views •Notifications : being told, without being pestered
125 Views •Awareness : training the team without trapping it
113 Views •The intelligent assistant : asking in plain words
121 Views •Declaring a false positive : teaching the tool your habits
125 Views •Users and their permissions
85 Views •The help centre and the explanation bubbles
140 Views •The cybersecurity dictionary
160 Views •Defence : the blocked addresses
155 Views •Who is watching while you work
147 Views •Risk analysis : a score, and why
143 Views •The crisis room: the button never to press
143 Views •The help centre and the explanation bubbles
140 Views •Opening a support ticket
139 Views •Exclusions : silencing what is normal at your site
138 Views •The dashboard : ten seconds to know
137 Views •Your three habits, and what comes next
136 Views •Companies : the administrative record
134 Views •My organisation : companies and licences
135 Views •Vulnerabilities : the updates that are missing
134 Views •Who it is for
133 Views •Creating your workspace and accepting the terms
133 Views •Signing in : and what if I lost my password
133 Views •The equipment list : your machines
132 Views •The audit log : who did what
128 Views •Backups : verified, not just launched
128 Views •Installing the agent on a machine
128 Views •Companies : the administrative record
"Companies" page
This page complements the previous one. Where "My organisation" manages machines and licences, this one carries each entity's administrative identity: what is needed to invoice and to identify it legally.
What a record holds
Four pieces of information, no more: the company name, its fourteen-digit registration number, its address, and the email address invoices should go to.
That last one deserves a moment's attention. It decides whether Farida receives the invoices directly, or whether they land in Camille's inbox to be forwarded. The right setting saves a round trip every month.
Creating and deleting
The Add a company button opens the form; Create confirms it. A company with machines attached cannot be deleted: the message tells you so plainly rather than failing silently.
One company is enough for most businesses. If you have a single legal entity, fill in its record once and never come back. This page is only really useful to groups made of several companies.
The link to the rest
The registration number and the address feed your contractual documents and your invoices. A well-filled record today saves an exchange of emails on the day the renewal is prepared.
At Les Ateliers du Vent d'Ouest there is only one record. Camille filled it in on installation day, in three minutes, and nobody has touched it since.
In closing
Four administrative details, not one more. They matter on the day a report has to name a specific entity, which always happens sooner than you expect.
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